The World's First 8K Holographic Display is Available for Sale
As display technologies develop, screens that offer high-resolution images continue to become widespread and gain new features. 4K…
As display technologies develop, screens that offer high-resolution images continue to become widespread and gain new features. 4K…

As display technologies develop, screens that offer high-resolution images continue to become widespread and gain new features. We're used to seeing phones, televisions and computer monitors offering 4K images. Now, we are slowly starting to see televisions with 8K screens on sale. However, there is also a much more advanced technology than 8K screen.
The company called Looking Glass developed the world's first 8K holographic display. The company uses a new light field technology to enable its first-of-its-kind screen to present 3D images without the need for VR and AR sets. Thanks to the light field technology used, holographic 3 dimensional images can be presented in 8K quality.

Looking Glass's 8K holographic display could lead to major changes in display technology. But for now the screen is daily use It is not offered for. Looking Glass says that it developed the 8K holographic display for scientists working on the musculoskeletal system, experts doing engineering applications and topographic studies.
The world's first 8K holographic display was previously announced at a technology fair. at CES was exhibited. The product, which was presented as the television screen technology of the future at CES, is now offered for sale on its own website with an interesting sales technique.
The world's first 8K holographic display is sold without a price tag

Looking Glass 8K Three-Dimensional Display, all its features are listed on the company's website. However, the price of the screen is not included in the purchase link. Looking Glass is asking those interested in purchasing the 8K holographic display to submit a quote. Looking glass's Although this sales technique is interesting, it makes us think that the price of the screen is much higher than thought.
To estimate the price of the Looking Glass screen, it may be enough to look at the 8K televisions currently on the market. Samsung, one of the companies currently selling 8K televisions, has a non-holographic 8K television called Q950TS. around $13,000 It is sold for a price (approximately 88 thousand liras). Considering this price, there seems to be no reason not to think that the price of Looking Glass's 8K holographic display is much higher than the price of Samsung's 8K television.
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