Advanced VR displays
RighteousReason 28 Oct 2006
They are pretty effective immersive displays, that run for tens of thousands of dollars.
How much can we expect the price to drop over the next 10 years
...so that it can come with my Playstation 4?
These are the graphics we have today. Seriously in 10 years imagine how these two technologies are going to collide into fully immersive VR gaming.
And they think WoW is addictive... hah.
maestro949 12 Nov 2006
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the big b 15 Nov 2006
maestro949 16 Nov 2006
Considering that a new console comes out every 5 years, the projected price drop will be in place for the PS5, and considering how large the leap is from the PS2 to the PS3, the leap from 3 to 4 and then 4 to 5 might very well include such technology, or even surpass them.
Yeah, good point. Calculating the physics behind the graphics may take another decade though. I posted this in another thread but check out the graphics behind IRT...
Amazing
ameldedic2 21 Nov 2006
I definitely agree with you. Games are such stupid inventions, but the potential of these virtual realities in science and engineering will be enormous, and even education people much more efficiently.
Karomesis 21 Nov 2006
These are the graphics we have today. Seriously in 10 years imagine how these two technologies are going to collide into fully immersive VR gaming.
the hell with gaming, imagine it colliding with porn [lol]
How will women react when their significant others are banging "virtual" babes? [:o]
Imagine the science a biochemical engineer could do working at the molecular and femptosecond level in a 3D virtual world of proteins and enzymes.
that sounds pretty cool, is that currently possible? with alot of $$ of course.
ameldedic2 22 Nov 2006
Centurion 23 Nov 2006
maestro,
I definitely agree with you. Games are such stupid inventions, but the potential of these virtual realities in science and engineering will be enormous, and even education people much more efficiently.
Probably not stupid, most research has proven games to be valuable (in moderation) in honing vital skills. Irrelevant? Probably yes. But at least they act as a driver for technological advancement. Shame they also drive up obesity levels....
halcyondays 23 Nov 2006
maestro,
I definitely agree with you. Games are such stupid inventions, but the potential of these virtual realities in science and engineering will be enormous, and even education people much more efficiently.
Entertainment isn't stupid.
RighteousReason 23 Nov 2006
Leave it to karomesis [lol]the hell with gaming, imagine it colliding with porn
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Karomesis 24 Nov 2006
Leave it to karomesis
too much testosterone from my fanatical fitness regimen and probably metformin leaves me with the sex drive of a 16 year old. [:o]
which can oftentimes become problematic when you're 28.