After the press conference ended, the reporters did not leave. Many of them rushed over with microphones and surrounded Jiang Hao.
"President Jiang, may we ask you a few questions? When will we be able to see an actual virtual game released?"
"President Jiang, these technologies of yours are completely groundbreaking. Where are they headed in the future?"
"Virtual technology may carry certain risks. Have you considered that, President Jiang?"
There were many questions, and the venue grew somewhat noisy. Jiang Hao smiled and waved his hand. "I'll answer a few questions."
"Haoran Company will set up a virtual game exhibition hall at its headquarters. Anyone who wants to try it can go there."
"At the same time, Haoran will open experience centers in thirty-two cities across the country, where ordinary people can also experience the virtual world."
"The future of virtual technology has many directions, and we still need to explore them step by step. As for the risks virtual technology may pose, we have considered that as well. We will proceed under the guidance of relevant national ministries and agencies, and we will not launch it recklessly."
Jiang Hao's answer was extremely sincere.
"President Jiang, President Jiang! Many viewers are curious about the price of these devices. Can ordinary people afford them? Could you give us a rough figure?" a reporter shouted.
Jiang Hao smiled. What people cared about most was still the price.
"The price of one gaming setup will probably be around 120,000 RMB. As for devices for the deaf, mute, and blind, the company will adopt a subsidy policy, bringing each set to around 50,000. Prosthetic limbs need to be customized, so the price will vary," Jiang Hao said.
How should one put it? The price was still quite high.
But many people could understand