HP and Google Launched a 3D Holographic TV for Video Calls

Name: HP and Google Launched a 3D Holographic TV for Video Calls
Uploaded: 2025-06-14T08:38:00.000Z
Description: It is promised that thanks to a bunch of sensors and cameras will be created a three-dimensional picture without glasses and with the effect as if the interlocutor is really in the same room with you: however, for this he must also have such a thing in the office. It costs $25,000

It is promised that thanks to a bunch of sensors and cameras will be created a three-dimensional picture without glasses and with the effect as if the interlocutor is really in the same room with you: however, for this he must also have such a thing in the office.

It costs $25,000

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