I felt the same way about robocars back in the late 90s. I watched modest improvements like self-parallel-parking cars appear, and thought it's one more step on a long road. Then suddenly google starting talking self-driving cars and it became a thing.
It will probably happen similarly for full immersion VR. We'll see VR getting a few features towards it, and then suddenly someone like google will announce the development of deep-dive tech. Then we'll watch for a few years while it's tested and wait until it's cheap enough for most people to get one.
Will VR porn win over flat pixels?
It will probably happen similarly for full immersion VR. We'll see VR getting a few features towards it, and then suddenly someone like google will announce the development of deep-dive tech. Then we'll watch for a few years while it's tested and wait until it's cheap enough for most people to get one.
Will VR porn win over flat pixels?



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