They're probably sitting on this until touch successfully shipped. This typically happens when something goes wrong though and so far Oculus seems to have sold pretty well from what we can glean. No one expected it to sell millions of units, yet. Perhaps there is a daily usage rate of devices they find troubling.
Then again, it could just be Facebook taking more control. Iribe is staying at the company and from the article,
> he's vacating the CEO seat and moving within the company to lead its PC VR group
So perhaps the statements are sincere and he's just staying focused on the PC division, which is all Oculus was initially.
Then again, it could just be Facebook taking more control. Iribe is staying at the company and from the article,
> he's vacating the CEO seat and moving within the company to lead its PC VR group
So perhaps the statements are sincere and he's just staying focused on the PC division, which is all Oculus was initially.