Excited by 3D TV? Yawners. Holographic TV? Now we’re talking. Lurking in a corner at CES 2011, InnoVision Labs’ HoloAd Diamond is a refractive holographic display that can play videos which means it could form the basis of a new generation of televisions with holographic skills…

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We’re living in the future people! The current InnoVision Labs HoloAd isn’t that amazing to look at as a bit of hardware but the images are bright and have depth. At the moment a large HoloAd with the ability to show an image of 12×12 inches would set you back $10,000 while smaller models cost in the region of $4000. However, just like 3D TV technology is rapidly reducing in cost, holographic TV should go the same way. Click the headline and let us know: do you fancy a holographic TV?

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  • http://led-tv.uk.com/LCD-3D-TVs Cmccarron

    I have to say that I'm not that impressed by holographic tv. I could see it being used as a method of advertising in public areas.

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