VR backpack gimmick.

>>60781986
VR itself is a gimmick. Just avoid the whole thing.

>>60782050
Now augmented reality. That's actually nice. Got to demo a hololens. I could see the tech being really useful in ten years or so.

>>60781986
Not for consumer I think, probably for a VR lounge or some other similar business.

I've been looking to get a Vive but I can't justify $800 for a few decent at best games.

If they would ever put that fucking thing on sale I'd probably buy it, but in the entire year and a quarter it's been out, the Jews have only marked it down for a single day one time.

>>60781986
It's the new back pain simulator. Except it's not a simulation.

>>60782069

But I cant just justify it for anyone. the cable 'bungee' from IKEA is really many times better and you wont have a big hunk of metal and electronics on your back, heating up too.

>>60782050
Well that's a different argument altogether there.
While you may have a point, given its price.

>>60782071

seriously what's so expense about a gyroscope(?) and two monitors with magnifying lenses in a plastic box and a pair of motion sensors.

I don't get it.

>>60782050
considering you can do it with a normal phone and a $25 headset I think it's good for a lark

>>60781986
I'd guess a some sort of laser tag augmented reality park

>>60782263
could only imagine how many sensors that would need. haha

>>60781986
Vr is a meme

Do they really expect you to pay the price oh a high end powerful PC for some phone screens and sensors?

>>60782104
It also has targeted vibrations to simulate getting hit.
Think VR laser tag.