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Next Generation of Holographic Images

suman28 writes "Imagine being able to view an image from all sides and have it interact with you. Scenes or images pop-out at you and change on the fly and are viewable in full color. Best of all, you don't need head-gear or any wearable device to make this possible. They are generated by a computer with two cameras that track your eye movement and there is a transparent LCD screen between you and the display that makes the pictures come alive. Though it may be a while before this becomes part of our daily lives, it is interesting to see what the kind of research being done on this. "

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  1. here we go... by Jucius+Maximus · · Score: 5, Funny

    *insert obligatory 3D pr0n reference here*

    1. Re:here we go... by buswolley · · Score: 4, Funny
      But its the double whamo of 3D Pr0n & Forced feedback gloves.

      With these, you might be doing more inserting than just: * *insert obligatory 3D pr0n reference here*

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  2. Just imagine! by Anonymous+Cowtard · · Score: 5, Funny

    Real-world pop-ups!!! The JOY!

    </sarcasm>

  3. Research, right... by mrgrey · · Score: 5, Funny

    it is interesting to see what the kind of research being done on this. "

    "Research". So that is what pr0n is called now....

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  4. Doritos by name_already_in_use · · Score: 4, Funny

    Imagine the implications for Dorito's.

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  5. star pr0n? by EngMedic · · Score: 5, Funny

    combining the Windows Messenger popup post with this one, we get:
    [popup] if you want to see the rest of Princess Leia's message, click here![/popup]
    gak.

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  6. Gamer's Paradise by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    I already play 3d games where I view an image from all sides and it fully interacts with me. Scenes or images, in living colour, pop-out at me and change on the fly. Even better, I can interact with friends in a dynamic playing environment where different, continously moving, fully realized 3d images are viewable by all participants from all possible angles.

    It's called "sports". Get off the couch, fatties.

  7. Re:Buck Rodgers by texchanchan · · Score: 5, Funny

    How do helicopters and other personal aircraft _not_ qualify as flying cars?

    Because there's not one in my garage.

  8. Clippit running around your desk by texchanchan · · Score: 5, Funny
    Now we can get
    • Little holographic characters (Clippit and his friends)...
      • Geysering out of your computer screen into your personal space
      • Cavorting around on your keyboard singing about Chevrolets or cold drinks or overdue upgrades
      • Acting out tiny love scenes or fight scenes to grab your attention
    • Or a full-sized holographic hand reaching out to hold yours, saying "Would you like suggestions on style? May I recommend the Palatino font?"
    • at which a printer, complete with leather apron, leaps out holding up a proof sheet using YOUR doc's words
    • until a Tyrannosaurus Rex bounds upon the scene and gobbles all the other holograms, only to turn to you and say "Hey, [YOUR NAME], tired of intrusive software? Get NO-Zilla the holo killa! Only $39.95!"


  9. Haven't they learned anything from Trek? by Tablizer · · Score: 5, Funny

    Holodeks always break down and take over the ship or house with weird characters out of books.

    Stop this stuff now!