Every year, Time Magazine issues a list of the 200 best inventions of the past 12 months. Frankly, I don’t know how the editors do it. The dirty secret of
Pretty much. I’d never buy anything Facebook related but it’s more that the tech just is not quite there yet. This fact not just causes some big caveats, but also drives the price up. Even the Oculus ones, which are considered entry level, are still fairly expensive kits. It’s a big investment, and the actual support is still fairly limited.
There’s some great tech & prototypes out there that are really interesting though. From very high-tech enthusiast gear to very small and lightweight solutions. I’m sure we’ll eventually see a bigger market push for VR at some point that makes it more mainstream.
Yeah, but I don’t think that this is really Facebook so much as VR in general.
Pretty much. I’d never buy anything Facebook related but it’s more that the tech just is not quite there yet. This fact not just causes some big caveats, but also drives the price up. Even the Oculus ones, which are considered entry level, are still fairly expensive kits. It’s a big investment, and the actual support is still fairly limited.
There’s some great tech & prototypes out there that are really interesting though. From very high-tech enthusiast gear to very small and lightweight solutions. I’m sure we’ll eventually see a bigger market push for VR at some point that makes it more mainstream.
But everyone hates Facebook and meta do that narrative will prevail