World’s Largest 3D Holographic Display Unveiled; Check It out Here!
Jun. 11, 2022Earlier this month, we saw Looking Glass Factory, a Brooklyn-based company, introduce a brand newholographic 3D content format for the webin the form of Looking Glass Blocks. Now, the company has unveiled a massive 65-inch monitor that can display 3D, holographic content in high resolutions. Here are the details!
Looking Glass 65″ is a Massive Display for 3D Content
Looking Glass Factory, if you don’t know, is a US-based startup that focuses on the development and improvement of 3D and holographic content. That said, the company’s new Looking Glass 65-inch isthe largest, high-resolution holographic displaythat can render and show immersive holographic 3D content in real-time.
Other details regarding the refresh rate, color-accuracy features, and I/O ports of the Looking Glass 65-inch are currently under wraps. However, it is worth mentioning thatthe massive holographic display is primarily designed for commercial useslike 3D marketing campaigns and to showcase featured products in retail spaces.
Looking Glass Factory has not yet announced the price of the new display. As for the availability, the company is currently taking pre-orders for the Looking Glass 65-inch. It says that it will manufacture the display in“extremely limited quantities”for a limited initial production run.
If you are interested in getting one of these, you can register for a demo viathe company’s official website. Do keep in mind thatit isexpected to be a pretty expensive product. For reference, there is a 16-inch and a 32-inch version of the display available on the official website that cost $3,000 (~ Rs 2,33,000) and $20,000 (~ Rs 15,54,000), respectively. So, would you buy the Looking Glass 65-inch when it starts shipping later this year? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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