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Oculus Rift without a doubt.
OLED 5k 30" around 350$ ;-)
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Theres nothing noteable thats going to be a gamechanger or thats a must have/crave.
Desktop RAM to drop in price would be a nice move with a decent supply of 8GB and 16GB modules.
Full fat Broadwell, preferably full fat Skylake.
AMD to get competitive (performance wise) at the CPU high end. (No chance)
a anti lying implant for politicians but I'd settle for a 2tb ssd for £100
What does it matter now if men believe or no?
What is to come will come. And soon you too will stand aside,
To murmur in pity that my words were true
(Cassandra, in Agamemnon by Aeschylus)
To see the wizard one must look behind the curtain ....
M.2 NVME ssd's
16nm fin-fet
usb type C
34" curved screens with Active Sync
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Adaptive sync taking off and Rift for me.
GTX 960 and the advances in wallet-filling technology.
Probably the wide spread adoption of micro usb type C (Maybe even by a certain Fruity company? We can only hope...)
Improvements in phone battery tech and optical zoom in phones too, hopefully.
...Hoverboards of course!
Robot Overlords?
Not 4K, but the technology is on its wayOriginally Posted by glenster
http://www.anandtech.com/show/8812/a...rs-at-ces-2015
Consumer Rift, depending on price though.
Doubt there's anything groundbreaking on the horizon that will be in my price range! Maybe the Steam controller.
that is getting steadily less ground-breaking with each iteration!
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I want a wearable smart watch that isn't crap.
Hmm....I want to say Rift but I do wonder if they will hit the market in 2015 without being stupidly overpriced or not good enough.
4k screens to drop in price and get "IPS style" panels.....although that really isn't new tech, its just cheapening current tech......on a similar note, I'd like to see touchscreens become the norm.
A standard for 4k media perhaps? Windows 10 and DX12 promises a lot (as long as devs write games for it!). Valve bringing gaming to Linux properly.
I see 2015 as being more about iterations.
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Hoverboards
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