Could this beat OLED to the PC monitor market?

[Uranium-235]

I doubt it since OLED has been more developed and is even used in some cell phones today. But this will probably follow....

http://www.io2technology.com/

[Omega]

Well, they're not really competing for the same market-share... Additionally, I'm guessing that roughly *no* software utilizes the possible spectrum of functionality offered by this device.

Regardless, it does look intriguing.

[Uranium-235]

ok it won't beat it, but won't the corperation eventually make one for PC"s (without the hand interaction thing). That would be reallly cool

[eviltechie]

woh

but i remember a company made a similar holographic display as well
in a sphere with things spinning

but this seems a big step further

great find, U235

[vee_ess]

It might be useful to corporations in a less obvious way than stated on the site. They may save on the cost of displays in the long run because of less damage to displays due to being punched.