pretty damn cool,
the future is wow, now
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Inkmonkey
at 9:52AM, Feb. 24, 2007
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Rich
at 10:14AM, Feb. 24, 2007
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isukun
at 3:06PM, Feb. 24, 2007
Looking at the prices on their web site, I'd say the future is at least 20 years from now. Didn't they have one of these in the Lincoln museum?
I think I'll wait for the 60' model at least, anyway.
I think I'll wait for the 60' model at least, anyway.
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Phantom Penguin
at 3:44PM, Feb. 24, 2007
It looks like a fire kinda. Not the nicest picture in the world.
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subcultured
at 4:43PM, Feb. 24, 2007
i would think it would evolve like television
finer and finer mist and projectors like "HD helio"
finer and finer mist and projectors like "HD helio"
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ozoneocean
at 6:12PM, Feb. 24, 2007
18 to 19 thousand US dollars is a bit steep for a 32 inch display... even if it is pretty groovy.
What's the name mean? Sun message? That's a bit silly... They should have chosen something that just meant light.
What's the name mean? Sun message? That's a bit silly... They should have chosen something that just meant light.
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isukun
at 6:12PM, Feb. 24, 2007
Aparently the Lincoln museum uses something different. The more I see of this, though, the less practical it seems. Since it's supposedly using compressed air, I doubt they could get past the issues it already has. Not to mention the problem that it is basically just a replacement for a projection screen. The larger the screen is, the larger the device would need to be, negating any advantages the device might have offered as a space saver. I can't see this as a viable replacemnt for modern TVs. It doesn't ofer a better picture, it takes up more space, and it doesn't change the format in any way.
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