Owning a smartphone is a bit like being a kid who got too many toys for his birthday. No matter how many apps you have, you still want it to do something more. Imagination Farm USA LLC, based in Houston, Texas, decided that the something more was the Holho “hologram generator,” which uses a set of mirrors perched on a smartphone or tablet to produce the illusion of a moving 3D image... Continue Reading Holho turns your tablet or smartphone into a 3D projector
Section: Mobile Technology
Tags: 3D, Display, Kickstarter, Projectors, Smartphones, Tablet
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