Free-space display is TV of the future
The company that created the M2 Heliodisplay mid-air projector has just released their new M3/M3i Heliodisplay which is basically a monitor that displays images in real space like a hologram. The new display has a 30-inch viewable free-space image and a resolution of 1024x768, and costs $18,100 for the basic version and $19,400 for the interactive version.
The display isn't very stable and still has pretty poor image quality, but once they perfect this, watching porn documentaries is never going to be the same. A video of the display in action after the jump.
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LG Philips has developed the world's first electronic paper. The e-paper is just 0.3 mm thin, and to be energy efficient the display only uses power when the image changes. And, like every other display ever created, marks another step in man's never-ending quest to find more w... / Continue →
