Re:The Tech Bubble Didn’t Burst This Year
by wolfgke on Friday October 21, 2016 @08:22AM
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> Contrast this to VR which... what exactly is the problem?
One can be successful company without solving a concrete problem (that existing products have), but simply producing something people want - in particular in entertainment sector.
And I admit: I would the much more immersive applications that VR offers. I also would love to experiment with building/"playing" completely new kind of applications/experiences that simply first become possible by VR. Unluckily I have much too little time and money. :-(
Re:The Tech Bubble Didn’t Burst This Year
by ethanbond on Friday October 21, 2016 @09:15AM
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Sure, but there's no indication that the "market desire," so to speak, is anywhere near significant enough to warrant the amount of attention it's getting.
One can be successful company without solving a concrete problem (that existing products have), but simply producing something people want - in particular in entertainment sector.
And I admit: I would the much more immersive applications that VR offers. I also would love to experiment with building/"playing" completely new kind of applications/experiences that simply first become possible by VR. Unluckily I have much too little time and money. :-(