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Sep 15 2003, 11:28pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Not super fresh news, but this stuff should be on I4U - The Future Technology News Site.
IO2 Technology announced that it has completed a working prototype of the Heliodisplay(TM) display, which can project TV, video and computer images into free space. The unit currently projects images as large as 27 inches (diagonal) with a capability to expand to 150 inches.
IO2 Technology current has one 27" prototype . They are building three 42" diagonal demonstration Heliodisplays in the coming months.
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