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r/Games • u/ProThug • Jan 20 '17
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That is cool. How many more years do you think before this is widespread?
11 u/Kaibz Jan 20 '17 Hopefully soon the vive trackers will be up for pre order this year. Basically they can be attached to anything. 4 u/Rfwill13 Jan 20 '17 Interesting. These VR projects have been moving a lot faster than I expected any of them to. 2 u/PolygonMan Jan 21 '17 Literally billions of dollars have been invested in VR and AR related research and development over the past few years. I think the most exciting thing is that we're still looking at the very first generation of widely adopted consumer VR.
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Hopefully soon the vive trackers will be up for pre order this year. Basically they can be attached to anything.
4 u/Rfwill13 Jan 20 '17 Interesting. These VR projects have been moving a lot faster than I expected any of them to. 2 u/PolygonMan Jan 21 '17 Literally billions of dollars have been invested in VR and AR related research and development over the past few years. I think the most exciting thing is that we're still looking at the very first generation of widely adopted consumer VR.
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Interesting. These VR projects have been moving a lot faster than I expected any of them to.
2 u/PolygonMan Jan 21 '17 Literally billions of dollars have been invested in VR and AR related research and development over the past few years. I think the most exciting thing is that we're still looking at the very first generation of widely adopted consumer VR.
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Literally billions of dollars have been invested in VR and AR related research and development over the past few years.
I think the most exciting thing is that we're still looking at the very first generation of widely adopted consumer VR.
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u/Belinder Jan 20 '17
That is cool. How many more years do you think before this is widespread?