3D plasma shapes created in thin air
The night sky could soon be lit up with gigantic three-dimensional adverts, thanks to a Japanese laser display that creates glowing images in thin air.
Would you like to see the night sky full of pulsating plasma adverts ? Discuss this story >> The system is being developed by the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) in Tokyo, in collaboration with Burton Inc and Keio University.
Read the complete story Share:
Bye bye butler: Ask dumps Jeeves
- Matsushita plans digital SLR camera debut
- Netflix to rent high-def DVDs pronto
- Will Microsoft Origami be the first UMPC?
- Sony to acquire HD-DVD know-how through joint-venture with NEC
- Verbatim announces glossy printable CD-Rs, DVD+/-Rs
- Vista's Virtual PC Express to run Windows within Windows
- Samsung intros Lightscribe DVD burner
- Wozniak denies making iPod spinoff comments
- Telekom CEO suggests network surcharges for Google, high-bandwidth users
OCZ ships lower latency PC-4000 modules
- OLED market grew 65% to 61 million units in 2005
- CMO licenses LCD monitor patents from Thomson
- D-Link offers new security appliances for SMBs
- Dell announces sub-$800 dual-core notebook
- Google stock tumbles after CFO indicates slowing growth
- Belkin delays shipments of its CableFree USB hub until July
- Jobs announces Core Solo, Core Duo-based Mac minis
- Mexican Ministry of Education buys 27,000 Opteron workstations
- Microsoft to launch Vista in first week of October
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
