AP is a virtual reality and allows you to experience luxury living

　　Journalism uses virtual reality (VR) has is not news, but the associated press (AP) selection is a bit strange. Last paragraph to it recently in the Oculus store named "top" (the suite life), now can be used on Samsung Gear VR. It also supports viewing in a browser. IBag Wireless charging intelligent anti lost wallet

　　the suite life

　　When users put on Gear VR, you can visit the world famous luxury suites. Unlike virtual reality before the New York Times record news, this "life" show all the world famous luxury suites, let you experience "life" was like.

　　That not only include Singapore Airlines and Queen Mary's second cruise (Queen Mary 2), duplex suite, even includes New York City Seasons Hotel the most expensive Ty Warner Penthouse Suite---spent a night there will be 50,000 dollars. You can freely in the luxurious surroundings of "walk", can also be a key to switch perspectives. Word will give you immersive experience.

　　"Each new publishing technologies are reshaping the way we experience information. Today's virtual reality allows us to immerse yourself in the story, which allows us to see the next generation the hope of change. "Associated press interactive news director Paul Cheung said," we will carefully look at every new technology, the highest editorial standards to ensure that it conforms to the associated press. "

　　Let people feel "life" is an interesting thing. However, as of right now, this and Google Street view isn't much different. Show suite hotel more like the thing to do. Really let people see and relate to a news agency.

　　Responsible for the video recording of the VR's Matterport company CEO Bill Brown said: "we believe that virtual reality will stand in the forefront of the next generation of news media. "

　　Say this when he thought it should be advertising it?