Well, firstly, as Geee said, VR isn't as dominated by gaming as you'd think. Even without getting into novel and unobvious uses of VR, it's an obvious choice fo

Well, firstly, as Geee said, VR isn't as dominated by gaming as you'd think. Even without getting into novel and unobvious uses of VR, it's an obvious choice for things like inflight entertainment: movies'n'music, picture viewing, even ebook reading. It also has obvious applications for some of Apple's "creative professional" users. Secondly, Apple is just launching the Apple Watch, despite the fact that the wearables market is not an easy fit for Apple's DNA and public image either. If Apple wants to keep making grand entries into personal-device categories (which evidently it does) then it just has to go where the remaining unentered categories are.