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WOW, porn can reach a new level now! 😉
Cool!
Cheers
Very cool! Hopefully they’ll be able to make a color version of it.
#1 – WOW, porn can reach a new level now!
Obvious application. 😉
Where’s the cheesy Microsoft version (like the ZunePhone and MS Ipod)!
That is awesome!
That spinning mirror system looks noisy. Is that why the demo has no sound?
I wonder how long it’s going to take for this new wonder to become old, obsolete technology? Five years?
#5 They were all probably going…
“F*cking hell that looks f*cking great! F*ck yeah motherf*cker who’s the f*cking man now?”
and so on…therefore no sound. 😉
Cheers
How long before the contraption is made of extremely lightweight yet strong materials so it can pop out of an iPhone to allow non-iPhone users to finally bite-the-bullet and buy one?
This is not very impressive. Holography could simulate this type of visual movement back in the 90s.
All true 3-D images need a medium to project the information. Mid-air imaging cannot be obtained without breaking the laws of physics.
But I’m sure if you package the “gee-wiz” factor, clever marketing can sell anything to moronic consumers.
Holograms back in the 90s looks more like cardboard cut outs standing in space, and it was difficult to look at, and wasn’t very 3D.