Virtual Reality Domains (VR)

mrcurly · May 12, 2014

Im betting big bucks on VR domains have a great future and with the big boys buying up VR companies, mainstream is a stones throw away.....

Lots of VR+keyword.com taken years ago and I noticed this sale a week or so back -

VRTechnology.com $3688

This was a steel and I can soon see everything from VRPoker / VRCasinos / VRShopping / VRBrowsing / VRTours / VRWorlds / etc etc....having a high price tag even now at the start of VR hitting mainstream...

I have just paid $x,xxx for a name but will not be showcasing as the domain is in escrow at present....

Feel free to showcase your VR domains If you like...

Cheers

Related Thread: Adult Virtual Reality (VR) Discussion

VRdommy · Jul 23, 2016

Add-On Eye Tracking for the Vive
http://www.vizworld.com/2016/07/smi...c-vive-vr-developer-kit/#sthash.7BcSv6zz.dpbs

vrperception · Jul 23, 2016

Manusakos said:
InternetCafeVR

VirtualityCafe

VRdommy · Jul 23, 2016

US Navy accused of pirating 585k copies of VR software
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/...cused-of-pirating-585k-copies-of-vr-software/
Interesting !

Kingslayer · Jul 23, 2016

I wonder if these are the guys who applied for the CasinoVR and VRPoker trademark?

https://uploadvr.com/casino-vr-poker-update-adds-in-app-purchases/

I saw a post on Reddit earlier about Casino VR Poker:-

https://www.reddit.com/r/GearVR/comments/4u7qq5/casino_vr_big_update/

domainsmgm · Jul 23, 2016

Today I registered

VRSpareParts.com
VRCustomerCare.com

VRdommy · Jul 23, 2016

KingslayerVR said:
I wonder if these are the guys who applied for the CasinoVR and VRPoker trademark?
https://uploadvr.com/casino-vr-poker-update-adds-in-app-purchases/

I saw a post on Reddit earlier about Casino VR Poker:-
https://www.reddit.com/r/GearVR/comments/4u7qq5/casino_vr_big_update/

Those folks had a press release last year when I decided I wanted some names in the space.
It is most likely them and was my first thought when I seen the post about the TM app.
Noticed that they currently are using .casino-vr.com
I'm sure we will see the root of it play out soon enough. 6 months.

So I still like the keyword ROOM with many experiences including this one,
hence vrpokerrooms, vrgamerooms

artstar · Jul 23, 2016

Nice to see betting/poker/casino domains getting more interest now, ive got this 1 that's getting some steady traffic:

CASINOARVR.Com

VRdommy · Jul 24, 2016

While I'm sure you all have herd of the Pok'emon Go craze.
I do think this is a important moment for VR/AR.
Especially when you think for the past 2 years, everyone has been asking what the KILLER APP was going to be and without a answer to that.
Well here it is.
It is the app that gets all the attention to "turn heads" and change/start a industry.
I'm already seeing a change in investments by many company's and they are looking at VR in a very big way just because of that one app and the reports that Apple will make 3B off it this year and it's a free app.
That would mean that it would take about a year for that new investment money to begin to turn into supported products & software.
But sooner could be the case for some since there are many dev's out there that are just waiting for the capital investment to get them rolling.
Just a educated observation.
You might very well be looking at the turning point for VR from a silly free phone app.
Edit: Additional info-
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-07-11/pokemon-go-s-already-capturing-minds-and-money

Onekey · Jul 24, 2016

VRdommy said:
While I'm sure you all have herd of the Pok'emon Go craze.
I do think this is a important moment for VR/AR.
Especially when you think for the past 2 years, everyone has been asking what the KILLER APP was going to be and without a answer to that.
Well here it is.
It is the app that gets all the attention to "turn heads" and change/start a industry.
I'm already seeing a change in investments by many company's and they are looking at VR in a very big way just because of that one app and the reports that Apple will make 3B off it this year and it's a free app.
That would mean that it would take about a year for that new investment money to begin to turn into supported products & software.
But sooner could be the case for some since there are many dev's out there that are just waiting for the capital investment to get them rolling.
Just a educated observation.
You might very well be looking at the turning point for VR from a silly free phone app.
Edit: Additional info-
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-07-11/pokemon-go-s-already-capturing-minds-and-money

But Pokemón Go is AR though.

VRdommy · Jul 24, 2016

Onekey said:
But Pokemón Go is AR though.

No Kidding !
But it is the one app that turned all the investment heads to VR...

You should read more of the financial pages related to the industry.

artstar · Jul 24, 2016

its well known by now ar will be multiple times bigger than vr eventually as ive stated many times in prior posts.

BrandingModel.com · Jul 24, 2016

LucidDomains said:
$11K offer for a VR domain via whois. Countered.

What Niche? Gaming, Betting, Adult, Entertainment, Other?

VRdommy · Jul 24, 2016

artstar said:
its well known by now ar will be multiple times bigger than vr eventually as ive stated many times in prior posts.

I understand and agree that may very well be a fact now, but many put that in a sharp dividing line when it comes to names keywords.
As I see it, in all the history of domaining, it is the consumer that determines what the keywords will be through search. SEO and advertising are based on it. And so the value of our VR names.
And while it may be technically incorrect to refer AR as VR, consumers do just that.
So I'm not talking the tech any further than it applies to domains. And I do not see AR ever surpassing VR as the most dominate keyword to describe any of it. Even if it is the more used format, which it most likely is, by the numbers of use, it's already there and was so before the Vive or the Rift hit the market. But I stopped buying the keyword 2 years ago when I realized this.
The domain world has been full of these technical discrepancy's as is normal speech habits.
Can you call a SUV a car ? or a Truck ? a automobile ? one is more specific to the consumer but not always what they call it.

But the point I was making in the other post was that the venture capital money that has been sitting on the side-lines just got a wake-up call when they started seeing "super returns of money" for a simple phone app that costs nothing to get in just a few weeks.
And it's going to change the bottom line for everyone involved in any way with it. Hence the new investment looks at who is doing what in VR & AR. A turning point. The venture capital is cutting loose now that they can see the money.

Elad n · Jul 24, 2016

VRdommy said:
I understand and agree that may very well be a fact now, but many put that in a sharp dividing line when it comes to names keywords.
As I see it, in all the history of domaining, it is the consumer that determines what the keywords will be through search. SEO and advertising are based on it. And so the value of our VR names.
And while it may be technically incorrect to refer AR as VR, consumers do just that.
So I'm not talking the tech any further than it applies to domains. And I do not see AR ever surpassing VR as the most dominate keyword to describe any of it. Even if it is the more used format, which it most likely is, by the numbers of use, it's already there and was so before the Vive or the Rift hit the market. But I stopped buying the keyword 2 years ago when I realized this.
The domain world has been full of these technical discrepancy's as is normal speech habits.
Can you call a SUV a car ? or a Truck ? a automobile ? one is more specific to the consumer but not always what they call it.

But the point I was making in the other post was that the venture capital money that has been sitting on the side-lines just got a wake-up call when they started seeing "super returns of money" for a simple phone app that costs nothing to get in just a few weeks.
And it's going to change the bottom line for everyone involved in any way with it. Hence the new investment looks at who is doing what in VR & AR. A turning point. The venture capital is cutting loose now that they can see the money.

Very early!
No winner yet and im not sure there is only one winner.
We need to wait for killer apps to see how media and users are reffering to it.
VR advantage is the term history but the tech is so different that im almost positive the consumers will know the differences, at least until the devices will do both.

VRdommy · Jul 24, 2016

eladnof said:
Very early!
No winner yet and im not sure there is only one winner.
We need to wait for killer apps to see how media and users are reffering to it.
VR advantage is the term history but the tech is so different that im almost positive the consumers will know the differences, at least until the devices will do both.

Just stating what I know from history and trends. Wishful thinking does not make me money.
This may help you with your history of products of the tech.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ar-vr-technology-discussion,3811-3.html

Elad n · Jul 24, 2016

VRdommy said:
Just stating what I know from history and trends. Wishful thinking does not make me money.
This may help you with your history of products of the tech.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ar-vr-technology-discussion,3811-3.html

Yes i know about all that, and looking very clearly.
Just stating no AR/VR/MR device has been implemented in our society daily usage.
Even VR which is growing rapidly lately is an infant.
If you ask people around you(and ive tried) no one knows about VR AR MR.
Maybe a little Virtual reality.
Im covered all over actually and still feel there is no connection between VR domaining success and the other 2.
Its too different and we will have at least 2 categories in my opinion.

mattG · Jul 24, 2016

VR AR MR TR YR XR HR... Doesn't matter. All will fall under the VR umbrella. Whether you are completely immersed, (vr), or partially immersed, (ar/mr), these experiences are possible because of Virtualization. A VR experience will never be described as "AR" however, an AR experience is VR by its very nature.

Elad n · Jul 24, 2016

mattG said:
VR AR MR TR YR XR HR... Doesn't matter. All will fall under the VR umbrella. Whether you are completely immersed, (vr), or partially immersed, (ar/mr), these experiences are possible because of Virtualization. A VR experience will never be described as "AR" however, an AR experience is VR by its very nature.

Im tired of this discussion really.

Dont really care, just here for the money

Good luck

mattG · Jul 24, 2016

eladnof said:
Im tired of this discussion really.

Dont really care, just here for the money
Good luck

As am I but the writing is on the wall

dnvia · Jul 24, 2016

mojingvr.com 660 USD 2016-07-23 DropCatch

Baofeng's VR headset.

Elad n · Jul 24, 2016

mattG said:
As am I but the writing is on the wall

@alcy someone took the crystal ball again lol..

mattG said:
As am I but the writing is on the wall

Dont know about that, so far i sold one VR, one AR and refused offers for several MR so again money talks.

At the end, we cant predict the future, only assume.
Its gonna be real different in 5 years so we better be careful with our predictions lol

mattG · Jul 24, 2016

eladnof said:
@alcy someone took the crystal ball again lol..

Dont know about that, so far i sold one VR, one AR and refused offers for several MR so again money talks.

At the end, we cant predict the future, only assume.
Its gonna be real different in 5 years so we better be careful with our predictions lol

A simple Google search of VR and AR is all I need to see. No crystal ball here.

DnEbook · Jul 24, 2016

The critical mass are fast learning what the different options are when it comes to the various tech on offer imo

mattG · Jul 24, 2016

Google is the best representation we have of the critical mass. Google VR. Google AR.

Elad n · Jul 24, 2016

mattG said:
A simple Google search of VR and AR is all I need to see. No crystal ball here.

i said it before .

one cant look at the future with present glasses

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