Only future will tell. But if I buy a new console it will be PS4 Neo.

Keeping an eye on them. To be honest, I see this as more of an opportunity to pick up another console on the second hand market cheap.

I already own a PC. So Neo. And it can't come soon enough.

I'm using a fixed Clarion screen, not sure what type it is anymore. It was expensive, $1500 in 2007. It looks great with the Panasonic projector. Ambient light is not a big problem but I prefer it pretty dark anyway, nothing but a big screen in front of you :)
With a new projector it might be a good idea to match a new screen with it. That zero edge screen opens up possibilities of going bigger without having to move the front speakers. I might move them a few inches anyway (wall mounted) to go up to 100" diagonal.

Anyway looking forward to ces 2017 then some showrooms to see them in action.

Much like VR, I don't know. I need more information before making a decision.

I just gave you a reason why to bother, read my post.

Downsampling from a higher resolution, better AA, better effects and of course a more stable 30fps is all I need to consider one.

I'll probably do the next major upgrade of my PC next year, but while it will have at least 16GB DDR4 RAM to handle heavier "serious" work than my current one, and it will have much more powerful graphics, it will exceed plain PS4 graphics by a tiny amount and it won't be even close to 4k, so it's even less likely I'd look for such performances in a console. For my value for money parameters, VR and 4k are 9th gen console or second next major PC upgrade stuff, mid-8th gen is too early. Besides pure HW value for money, I even suspect that mid-gen console updates capabilities will end up being underused, due to the need to keep new games compatible with plain 8th gen consoles too, unless a very well scalable engine is used or even two versions of the game are provided.
Naturally I'll start experimenting with VR even sooner if VR peripherals prices will drop early enough, possibly accepting compromises on resolution and graphics FX level to keep frame rate high enough to not get seasickness, headache or eye strain.

PS By the way, I initially thought VR would have become cheap around 10th gen, or at earliest mid-9th gen, but now, after this mid 8th-gen VR upgrade, I think there are good probabilities it will happen sooner, thanks to MS, Sony, Facebook, Samsung and others investing on it more than pioneer VR companies could ever do without1 big corporate hefty funds.

I'm already skipping vanilla PS4, so Neo would be the second iteration That's why I'll probably be getting it at one point. Gotta play Uncharted 4, Horizon and the couple other exclusives. Multiplats will stay on my PC