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

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Seems like a logical combiination. Would really like to try this out while taveling by air and driving to work in the morning.. Well, maybe just at the airport.
 
It's the possibility that "VR" is in its infancy and one day we will have a 'holodeck' environment. The possibilities are endless.
 
I'm really excited for games like Elite: Dangerous. If one has physical controls like the virtual ones in-game, the experience is even more immersive. On a phone, the experience is better for consumption (if your gyroscope is properly calibrated, a problem I've had on both my Moto X-es). I need to find a good app for 2D viewing, just because of the environment blocking features inherent to face-covering headsets.
 
It's all down to AUGMENTED REALITY... imagine being able to do exploded views of projects and being able to tour any spot in the world without the bother of people and politics...
 
What excites me most about VR is that video games will now appeal to a larger demographic and also the amount other applications VR will be beneficial for!
 
Why experience Virtual Reality outside when I can experience it in the comfort of my house.... Lmfao

Even a stopped clock is right twice a day
 
The mobile and (almost) wireless VR that's accessible with these accessories in conjunction with smartphones is incredible. I'm most excited about how easy it is to introduce "VR virgins" to this new space.

I spoke at a business event in Brazil last month and afterwards 10% of the attendees personally came up to me to talk about VR, what it could mean for them, and, of course, to try simple VR (Google Cardboard).

Even after the Oculus Rift comes out, smartphone + headset will remain the way that most people experience VR for years to come. But the smiles when someone tries it for the first time...that's what tells you this is something special!

Gracias!
thepza
 
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