Today, Oculus revealed that you'll need a pretty serious (that means expensive) Windows computer to get the "full experience" with its Rift virtual reality headset. The Rift has come a long way from its first crude prototype, and so has VR — something that was once just a really cool way to play Doom has now attracted attracted a wide range of filmmakers, journalists, artists, scientists, and even Facebook, which bought Oculus in 2014. But the finished product certainly isn't the casual, social telepresence machine that Mark Zuckerberg imagined when he first bought Oculus. Zuckerberg's vision looks a lot more like the Gear VR: the $200 mobile headset that runs off Samsung's phones. Instead, the Rift is — and might be, for a while —...
The Oculus Rift isn't for everyone, but it can still help VR go mainstream
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