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It was the VRARA gathering in San Francisco, and then we went from there to Verizon's head office and we went for a meetup where we learned from Apple and a bunch of other people about what's coming up in virtual reality. It's kind of like what Samsung is doing here by building their experience centers. well, these two things, really.
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It was the VRARA gathering in San Francisco, and then we went from there to Verizon's head office and we went for a meetup where we learned from Apple and a bunch of other people about what's coming up in virtual reality. It's kind of like what Samsung is doing here by building their experience centers. well, these two things, really.
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