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Oculus VR HeadsetThe buzz around VR globally was reignited after Facebook acquired Oculus for $2 billion last year, and it’s only been getting hotter ever since.
2016 forecasts from analyst range from 2.5 million units to 8 million units for these three firms combined, with Sony leading, followed by Oculus and HTC respectively.
I had an opportunity this week to attend the first China VR Game Developer Competition in Shanghai, where over 100 titles were submitted and 20 were presented at the finals on stage.
In the next 1‐2 years, the quality, variety and availability of VR content is going to explode by orders of magnitude.
Now with so many local players innovating in the VR space, the virtual will be getting quite real in China sooner than we think.
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