http://www.megagames.com/news/html/hard ... play.shtml

A star wars inspired technology that projects a image into the air. Kinda like the 3d chess set from star wars film.

20,000 quid tho. So we have to wait till it hits mainstream. But man that is cool.

WICKED! More like £11k tho skeet it said $20k

Lol k, wasn't paying attention to what currency.

Oh my god I want it!

I want it! I want it! I want it!

I've seen a simple holographics device before and I was fooled by the image. If this costs 11 grand it must be something special. The ability to manipulate stuff with your hands sound amazing though.

...I get the feeling Nintendo was somehow involved, even if they were just the inspiration.

I wont be long now before I get my holodeck.

lmao just don't end up like that guy who turned his house into the Enterprise D, ran up debts of 20k and then his wife left him

If you go ahead with it, just remember to share it with us, Quantum!

lol or we could devide the price up between all the members - so £6.19 each

I'm not giving anyone £6.19 so they can buy a holographic display . However, if anyone wants to give *me* £6.19, I can assure you that it will be well spent on things like beer.

Beer and a few other things lol

yea i wouldnt even think of buying sumet like thta till it became more commonly used coz it wont be as good as everyone says it will


MOE what is it with u and Nitendo lol i doubt they did anyhting lol

lately i read an article about holographic pictures; it said it were only possible in laboratory environment; wonder what this technology has to do with it; it says it's not holographic after all ...

Well the way i think it works is that it bounces a coloured beam to a set distance in a direction. The beam hits a air particle and the colour stays there for the time of the beam hit. Much the same way a monitor has beams that hit the glass or somit to draw a picture.

i'm really curious how they make oxygen emit light with different wavelength o_O

Well you see in disco's tehm powerful beam lights and you can see dust particals along the light beam wushing about in the air where the light is going along. I presume it could be somit like that how it makes particals light up. But a very focused and tight beam like the size of a pin head or much smaller.

i want it anyway; USD 20.000 are only € 15.748

Yeah... about that.... I'd rather have a car. Thanks. A nice, fast car.

Cars are nice but I'd prefer a jet.

are you forgetting


200000 PENNY SWEETS PEOPLE

wow you like have a room of them

(not old enough for car yet ya see lol)