That might be where we’re headed, but TCL’s prototype at CES was too much like that 90s arcade game, Hologram Time Traveller – more smoke and mirrors than Princess Leia freespace projection. The more immediate future of TV is all about OLED, 4K, Crystal Display, 8K glasses free 3D, and possibly, transparent screens. In fact, the Future Of TV Is Beautiful, Simple And Good [Gizmodo]
Gregory Opera
Saturday, January 21, 2012 at 10:20 PMI haven’t seen TCL’s offerings from CES, but let’s be honest – IT’S TCL!
For a small company like TCL to be the first showing off prototype, holographic television… That’s pretty impressive.
If it was Sony or Samsung, I would be less impressed because you EXPECT them to be the first to show off this sort of technology…
But TCL? That’s impressive!
Franz
Saturday, January 21, 2012 at 11:44 PMEven this is inferior, try a large holographic tv that takes up a whole room, you step into and can be in the film.
Obviously though it will need to have films specially made with many cameras to catch all the angles, but hey, I’m already there.
Ash
Monday, January 23, 2012 at 9:30 AMReminds me of that episode in the Simpons where Homer gets stuck in a 3D world……….mmmmmmmmm….3D…..*drools*
advice dog
Monday, January 23, 2012 at 2:10 PMif that picture at the top of the article is it. it isnt new technology at all.
seen that stuff at museums 5-10 years ago.
Awesome Man
Saturday, January 28, 2012 at 3:23 AMHolographics technology is a pretty cool challenge, but just like 3D i don’t think it can actually out perform the current two dimensional HD format because it is not as functional. What it will again happen (given the technology is realised) is that this will just be used in conjunction with HD format, not as a dominant.