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Posted on January 16, 2016July 14, 2018 by Linda Ricci

The history of virtual reality

A fascinating look at the history of virtual reality

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Hi. I’m Linda Ricci, Founder of Decahedralist  Consulting. This is my personal blog.

I love technology because it’s changing how we interact with each other. How we live. How we talk. Relate. And this all has huge ramifications for strategic business growth. With a vision for where it’s going, and an eye on innovation, this is an exploration of a very complex – and fascinating – subject.

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