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Buyers Guide Looking Glass 3d Holographic Display Unboxing Youtube This is hardly the first offset display in real time to maintain the three-dimensional illusion The Odyssey 3D is ironing out some weaknesses in earlier implementations of glasses-free Perhaps most notably, Toshiba used the technology in the world’s first glasses-free 3D television and has continued to be a pioneer in this area For many years, 3D television has lagged significantly Apple could very well be close to achieving that future with a wearable heads-up display called "Apple Glass" Apple has a long way to go the first-generation Apple Watch, the smart glasses This isn’t the first time we’ve seen something like this A few years ago a similar 3D display technology was demonstrated that used a green laser to display tens of thousands of voxels in a
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