[Closed] Win one of five VR for G3 visors —*and a phone to go with it!

[badger2727]

I want to remember what it feels like to walk. Or maybe even try flying. VR offers great possibilities for the handicapped

 

[emilmgeorge]

I'm new here. But I would love to win one of these!!
(Hoping this is an international giveaway..)

 

[kendonsh]

the future and the past it'll take MMORPG or RPG's in general

 

[anon(799905)]

What has me most excited about VR is the possibility of full immersion systems and gaming. If you have read "Ready Player One" (fantastic book by the way), you'll know exactly what I'm talking about.

 

[xceeder]

Would love to experience VR ..

Sent from my Nexus 7

 

[lilredtb3]

Nice!

 

[MasterRy88]

The ability to see another persons perspective is what most excites me about VR. The possibilities are endless as to how this can help people.

 

[Hector4Christ]

It's the future and I want to be part of it!

 

[Clifford Ndhlovu]

Three words... Gaming Gaming GAMING!

 

[fabledghost]

The thing that excites me most about VR is more immersive gaming experiences.

 

[Bionicsix]

Immersion through virtual reality with avatars.

 

[Christian Jones]

A very interesting realm of possibility. A standard gamer would have to be immersed to feel like the game was virtual reality, but with this, it removes that effort and increases the fun of believing that you are in a different world. This is most definitely the future of gaming. Go LG!

 

[DE52]

What excites me most about virtual reality is the level of immersion it provides and also the multiple use cases whether educational or entertainment oriented. As a result, I would love to have one of these LG devices to try virtual reality (although this device may be much more limited than let's say the gear VR). This way, I could say I dipped my feet into the world of VR to some extent before trying more advanced offerings like HTC Vive and the upcoming Gear VRs or Oculus VRs that will eventually appear.

 

[musiceas66]

Honestly, I think I'm most excited about the sheer volume of people this technology can reach. When I think back into history, it seems that cutting edge devices and machines were only available to the wealthy. I mean how long were DVDs out before middle class families could afford them?

The cool thing about VR today is that it won't require any special hardware that most people aren't already carrying in their pockets. It's liberating really, realizing the kind of power the average person holds in their hand. Sure, there are beautiful and groundbreaking ideas floating around concerning what we can do with VR, but when we take a step back and appreciate how many people readily have access to these ideas- without much more than downloading an application- that is truly breathtaking.

 

[calvinnbs]

augmented reality apps could be really useful

 

[jimj21]

being able to experience things you might not otherwise be able to

 

[JSSidhu]

I have never tried VR so it would be exciting to try it for the first time.

 

[moheeb]

VR will replace all traditional display devices in the near future. With the state of the art today's technology there is still something missing that when happen, everything will shift to VR.

 

[ajm135]

just like most people the prospect of gaming excites me. animes like sword art online make me look forward to what might await us in the future(without the deadly brain frying hardware that could trap us in it for like 2 years).

 

[rmcdonald136]

I am a student working on my bachelors in software engineering and the concept of virtual reality is amazing and my ambition to develop applications and games for VR is above and beyond. This seems to be were the world is heading and i want to also come up with some other innovative ideas that VR could be used for i have many ideas which people say are amazing.