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Claiming that VR/AR is a wave on the same order of magnitude as mobile a bold statement. Mostly AR/VR extend existing waves. They make gaming better. They make
by acgourley 12y ago
Claiming that VR/AR is a wave on the same order of magnitude as mobile a bold statement. Mostly AR/VR extend existing waves. They make gaming better. They make mobile better. They are not by themselves the same kind of shift as PC -> Mobile.
- natrius 12y agoClaiming that virtual reality is a wave on the same order of magnitude as mobile is an understatement. High fidelity virtual reality will change the way we communicate. It'll change the way we live.
- 72deluxe 12y agoI would agree. Web use and mobile don't look particularly "dorky" but AR/VR does, which is a barrier to adoption. Also, PCs had a definite use-case but I don't see AR/VR as having one, particularly as audio/video conferencing already fills a hole. I mean, VR helmets have been around for decades? But you don't see people rushing to get them, other than a small gaming minority?