holographic

If they really have a holographic display that's super thin, it seems like the rest could be hacked around.

The Holographic Principle is interesting because it rejects the notion of an infinite amount of information in a finite space.

For instance,a range of hardwares like a high res camera to maybe ssds or possibly holographic data storages, etc etc.

Someone else mentioned using a holographic printed film for the same purpose of a BEF.

And combine it with holographic technology to have 3D Skype calls with them too?

And then there were holographic tours and parties, and Hatsune Miku became half in-joke, and half viral marketing diva with a distinct personality.

This fake holographic display already reached 150.000$ of pledges on Kickstarter.

If holographic computing somehow takes off, that appears to be the only place where they are positioned to lead a market in the near future.

If the author feels this can be fixed, he stands to make a considerable amount of money, presumably by inventing holographic UIs, or direct brain interfaces.

There's still strain from vergence-accommodation conflict, but I think light field displays will outpace the holographic waveguide tech that MS is using.

That doesn't sound as impressive as a thin-air holographic projection.

Not personally - I've read about holographic films but they were rather for screen backlighting - you won't need that precision, I think.

He continues saying "most of the holographic displays and similar device, products, are focussed on [...]".

Or, replying to your proposition: "With the holodeck safeties off, even holographic bullets can kill." - Picard, First Contact.

They call is "Holographic Sound", and its pretty amazing.

It is deceptive at 3m in that video the co-founder says "we try to bring this holographic experience to families" - weasel words for sure.