Re: Q#3: Crystal Ball
Colin Dooley (cdooley@ibm.net)
Thu, 19 Oct 1995 08:43:18 GMT
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>I imagine technology in realtime computer generated holographs will have
>advanced sufficiently that we'll have desktop holography. I believe tmat
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I was demonstrating this yesterday at System95 in Germany...... 3D holograms
which stick out of the monitor, and you can look at them from all directions.
Ok, you need special glasses to see it, but it really works...
Colin
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