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I'd doubt this. Hardware requires a supply chain and the suppliers try to sell to everyone, at least initially. The same guys that sell to Sony, sell to Microso
by Dwolb 13y ago
I'd doubt this. Hardware requires a supply chain and the suppliers try to sell to everyone, at least initially. The same guys that sell to Sony, sell to Microsoft, sell to Oculus, etc and there's a data exchange of 'what's coming next' in this manner. As soon as you know an idea is possible, reaching into the supply chain can help you link pieces together to get what you need (hardware, software, engineers, etc.) to create a working product.
I'd bet that if Microsoft knows about VR, cares about VR, believes in VR, they have working VR.
- foobarian 13y agoGood points. It could be a case similar to iPod. The supply chain is there, and the parts are there, someone just needs to come along and show us how to tie it all together; and show us that it's not OK to: 1) ignore industrial design, 2) optimize for lowest price, 3) ignore software integration/UI. Once that happens get ready for a flood of copycats.