VR needs better hardware and a software ecosystem to evolve beyond its niche

Roland Moore-Colyer
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HTC Vive and Oculus Rift lead the way, but embedded tech will truly transform VR

Regular followers of the world of technology will have noticed that virtual reality (VR) is all over the place at the moment, including on our hallowed web pages and those of sister site The INQUIR...

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