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I don't see too much appeal to AR, but VR has a very fun/enjoyable immersive aspect to it. One of the things I very much hoped for was to be able to "hang out"
by rkomorn 1y ago
I don't see too much appeal to AR, but VR has a very fun/enjoyable immersive aspect to it.
One of the things I very much hoped for was to be able to "hang out" with friends who have grown geographically distant in a space that felt more our own.
But I don't think that makes it truly "huge" in a mass market way unless it's at a very affordable price point.
There are some pretty cool AR demos out there too, but for me they're not worth wearing the headsets I've seen.