If it had infinite resolution and unlimited frame rates, would you use it?
That is why VR's design is flawed: people prefer their physical freedoms. Nobody wants to be in a VR world.
You could invest in it, but know that there's a very limited audience/market for something that would only appeal to a class of nerds, instead of the general audience.
Do you see your grandmother using it like they do their iPhone?
There is a ton of potential application -- want to walk around Prague but can't afford the vacation time or expenses? Here's virtual Prague for 13.99. Have a blast. Educational experiences. Movies.
Unfortunately, I'm pessimistic and think people want to use it to do things that they shouldn't irl.
That is why VR's design is flawed: people prefer their physical freedoms. Nobody wants to be in a VR world.
You could invest in it, but know that there's a very limited audience/market for something that would only appeal to a class of nerds, instead of the general audience.
Do you see your grandmother using it like they do their iPhone?