Holo-Display

A holographic display (holo-display) creates a three-dimensional image of some real or synthesized object or scene. There are two types:

• An in-holo'd display is a flat screen that displays a 3D image apparently beyond it. It looks like a window into a virtual space. Example: The Librarian displayed on a Library Terminal.
• An out-holo'd display is projected outwards so it appears as an object in space which can be viewed from any side. Example: An image of a planet floating above a holo-display table.

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