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Virtual reality headsets only owned by 8% of U.S. broadband users

April 15, 2019

Only about one-quarter are even familiar with what a VR headset is, according to a new report from Parks Associates called "Virtual Reality: The Evolving Ecosystem." A key problem may be with the quality of games, shows and experiences consumers watch.

From the article "Virtual reality headsets only owned by 8% of U.S. broadband users" by Lauren Barack.

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Virtual reality headsets only owned by 8% of U.S. broadband users

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