Evr Share Discussion Threads

[hazl] 19/6/2019 14:30

'We’ve also been looking for a way to enable fans to have a high quality, low-cost fully immersive VR experience. Launching later this summer, our mobile VR viewer will soon be available to purchase in two ways: directly via our mobile app, or as part of a content bundle, where for an all-in-one price you get a mobile viewer, and access to a whole MelodyVR show.'

[hazl] 19/6/2019 14:28

As usual you put 2 and 2 together and make 5.
I wrote that you were not upto speed ....as shown by references above.
I did not write Ferrisc 's post....FACTS PLEASE.
You confined yourself to the RNS whereas the industry is changing all the time again.....
'If you don’t have a mobile viewer, or you’re not sure if virtual reality is for you just yet, watching on your phone is a great alternative. You’ll still be able to look around in 360°, by turning your phone, and switching Jump Spots to get the best view.'.

from Melody VR
IT IS in the process of great change it seems to me.
Quite exciting in fact.

[hazl] 19/6/2019 14:21

and you do not have to slot your phone in if you have no VR equipment
as above....

'If you don’t have a mobile viewer, or you’re not sure if virtual reality is for you just yet, watching on your phone is a great alternative. You’ll still be able to look around in 360°, by turning your phone, and switching Jump Spots to get the best view.'

[hazl] 19/6/2019 14:17

For the billboard in general.

According to this investor...


'
A big issue has been the clumsy headset,etc. This changes things as this can be watched on large TV by airdrop/cast. So you can stream live concert & watch on TV with friends & with 360 angles & jump spots etc! Now that is massive!! 💪'

[hazl] 19/6/2019 14:12

They are in reference to some of the top firms referencing VR in all its forms,as alluded to earlier.
Goodness you are desperate indeed.
I would far rather read articles from McKinsey and Forbes than some chancer on a bb.

[hazl] 19/6/2019 14:09

...there is no basic error acknowledgement from me... as usual you twist words.

[hazl] 19/6/2019 12:52

'Combined studies by McKinsey, World Economic Forum and Goldman Sachs forecast that the AR and VR will grow incrementally reaching as high as 50% of 2025. The creative market potential of AR is also pegged to be in the range of 4 to 27 Billion USD.'

2019 DATED

[hazl] 19/6/2019 12:39

I dare say you've just read that...quick bit of research never did anybody any harm.
As for apology what about the fear you have generated over the years?
What about an apology to those that might have made a tidy profit this morning if they had chosen to.

You talk about the lack of discussion, yet I read long ago about the VR space being important in the years to come, from THE top firms....McKinsey Forbes and the like!

[hazl] 19/6/2019 11:05

Yes he is not upto date about recent developments and that's why he is slipping up here.
Still referring to comments widely reported a year ago.

Mobile phones were absolutely huge when they first came out and cumbersome; bet there were some dissenting parties even in those days!
But of course it heralded in a whole new industry.

Same thing here,in my opinion.
The musicians will be delighted with this I bet .
Not only a 'real' audience to strut to but an 'unlimited' number of participants via VR!

[hazl] 19/6/2019 10:40

Talk about the company's merits not him!

[global nomad] 19/6/2019 10:28

Jaknife, i bet you said the same about texting and smartphones. in fact you probably said the same about VCR and home computers and the Beatles.....

[hazl] 19/6/2019 10:10

This is having a re-rate at last!

[coldspring] 19/6/2019 09:54

The first part of your post was correct jaknife"Brilliant" We all rest our case.