Free isn’t Cheap Enough – The Blog of Palmer Luckey
Cost-cutting can only take you so far. What if I told you of a new entrant to the VR market that allows you to truly experience anything, anywhere? What if I told you they provide a full-dive virt…
Cost-cutting can only take you so far. What if I told you of a new entrant to the VR market that allows you to truly experience anything, anywhere? What if I told you they provide a full-dive virtual reality experience that is absolutely indistinguishable from the most thrilling lucid dream or the most mundane real-world experience, all in a lightweight visor that costs only $99 USD? Quite a few people would jump to purchase as soon as they heard, and the rest of humanity would follow as soon as they have reason to believe – as The Matrix told us in 1999, no one can be told what the matr
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