Virtual and Augmented Reality Futures

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Virtual and Augmented Reality has been swirling around in the tech space for many years now, but has not made any significant breakthroughs as mass-market, mainstream products among consumers. With Apple rumoured to be worked on an ultra expensive headset with dual 8K screens for each eye, and a slew of more proof of concept technologies displayed at CES 2021 last month, are these technologies any closer to breaking through? For episode 200 of SciTech Culture, Steve and Ben discuss the status of VR and AR in the world of mobile device technologies, linking back to their very first episode of SciTech Culture from 2014 where they discussed mobile and wearable technologies as that space existed over six years ago.

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