Hawg73
Mediocre with flashes of brilliance
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VR is interesting enough to try and every once in a while you get a sense of real spatiality, but I haven't tried one yet that
didn't make me want to rip it off my face after a few minutes because there is something slightly nauseating about VR.
3500 bucks is a lot of cash and it's going to be hard to get people to pull the trigger even if they can be wowed by a demo, but I
don't want to underestimate the potential of the tech if they can make the image scroll smoothly and realistically.
I'd try it out of curiosity, but will never buy one unless it is way cheaper. I also wonder how many demo sets they will have available
when they are that frigging expensive. I'd guess people would pay a small fee, 5 or 10 bucks to test it out, though, and that would
only be successful if the buzz on the streets was huge.
didn't make me want to rip it off my face after a few minutes because there is something slightly nauseating about VR.
3500 bucks is a lot of cash and it's going to be hard to get people to pull the trigger even if they can be wowed by a demo, but I
don't want to underestimate the potential of the tech if they can make the image scroll smoothly and realistically.
I'd try it out of curiosity, but will never buy one unless it is way cheaper. I also wonder how many demo sets they will have available
when they are that frigging expensive. I'd guess people would pay a small fee, 5 or 10 bucks to test it out, though, and that would
only be successful if the buzz on the streets was huge.