Rather than halting VR/AR efforts, this seems to be just cutting production of the current model. That doesn't mean there won't be future models but it does imp

Rather than halting VR/AR efforts, this seems to be just cutting production of the current model. That doesn't mean there won't be future models but it does imply demand was lower than expected. We've had 10-15 years of companies trying to make VR (and AR more recently) happen. I just don't think it's ever going to happen. People are led astray by books like Snow Crash but there are fundamental issues with both VR and AR. Latency is a huge one for both. AR fundamnetally has an issue producing true blacks.