twolf2919
Come on, let's be real - what "killer app" can you imagine that would convince you to part with $3,000? I can't even think of many use cases outside of gaming for a dorky *headset* - much less a "killer app". Even if there was a killer VR game that was introduced alongside the headset - how long could one game possibly keep you engaged? Long enough to make worthwhile investing $3,000?
A headset has the same "chicken or egg" problem that AR applications face with the iPhone. There are tons of use cases for AR - but developers are not creating apps for them because the only way to utilize the apps is by using your iPhone as your AR glasses. Nobody will hold up their iPhone for any period of time just to see an augmented reality. Same thing with this headset: even if it has AR capability, nobody will wear a headset in public! So developers would be writing app for a market - customers with AR glasses - that won't exist for years.
