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Aeolus451 on 13 April 2015
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Vasto said:
Jimbo1337 said:

Again you are downplaying VR in that it has no "real world" application and that it will always be "fake".  Please tell me what is so real about you grabbing at "fake" icons in the middle of the air when using hololens.  Please tell me what is so real about seeing objects that nobody else can see unless they are using hololens.

Please tell me that applications in Military, Education, Healthcare, Entertainment, Fashion, Heritage, Business, Engineering, Sports, Media, Scientific Visualization, Telecommunications, Construction, Film, and Programming Languages using VR are somehow not "real world" applications. 

At this point, you are just making a fool of yourself.  I advise you to just stop. You are constantly changing your view and never admit that VR has fantastic qualities outside of gaming.  I do not understand why you have this huge grudge.  Do you care to explain?

 

Making a fool of my self?  If you say so. 

Read and comprehend because I posted this earlier.

Unlike VR with AR you can do real things in the real world like the guy in the short film video cooking the eggs and the lady in the Hololens video fixing the sink. You can move around and go places and do things. You can use AR in your everyday life. This is why AR is going to be better and succeed. One step closer to Iron Mans Holographic computing!


Nothing in VR is real. The V in VR stands for Virtual.

 

I think that you're just downplaying VR just for the sake of it. VR is better for gaming and various real world applications. AR/holographic is better for real world applications in general and alright at gaming. Both will probably be around for many years.