Exactly the unit shouldn't be the determined factor in these areas.
Eye tracking and Iris scanning allows for a set account across the entire platform.
There are companies that could aid and benefit from the virtual world and not be involved in the physical equipment.
Microsoft focused on the equipment Microsoft allowed other companies to work with thier equipment to develop games software and even hardware that works universally with Microsoft.
They own several equipment brands in both the entertainment industry and the financial industry. Yes there is the Sony Microsoft battle that has raged for many years. Many friendships have fallen victim.
Some people choose neither.
Some choose both.
This equipment barrier prevets some connections. These companies battling to have thier unit go to market are causing even more barriers to begin forming.
This world is trying to unify for a single goal.
The issue is everyone thinks thier goal is more important even though it's the same goal millions share.
Originally Posted by
pkcable I agree some sort of standardization is key in the VR industry for continued growth. YES there can be different products and features BUT standards can enable the PROGRAMS to work on all platforms. So your AltSpace, or Intel Tru VR or NBC Sports VR etc would work on all platforms and would look pretty much the same!