VR may be hyped, but it'll take 'maybe a decade' to become mainstream
 

VR may be hyped, but it'll take 'maybe a decade' to become mainstream
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Despite burying us up to our neck in hype, the virtual reality industry is off to a very slow start.

Apparently, VR hardware *********** in Australia will only reach 25.5 percent of households in 2021. Currently, about 2.3 percent of local households have some sort of VR available.

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For the moment, high-tech, pricier VR headsets like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive are **t dominant. According to consumer research company Telsyte's Australian VR & AR Market Study 2017, mobile VR headsets accounted for some 70 percent of the 216,000 VR headsets sold in Australia in 2016. Read more...

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