Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Looking Glass Go. Looking Glass has been making holographic displays for a while, but will introduce a new, portable and ...

Looking Glass has introduced Looking Glass Go, a portable holographic display merging high-resolution holograms and the creative prowess of AI. Building on the triumph of Looking Glass Portrait, the ...

Last year, the Looking Glass Factory launched a Kickstarter for a portable "holographic" display that shows three-dimensional imagery without requiring the viewer to don funky glasses. Now the Go is ...

Looking Glass 27 brings immersive, shared 3D visuals to life, making it ideal for MacBook Pro and iPad-based workflows.

We’ve seen some holographs already while roaming the halls at trade shows like InfoComm and ISE. They’re a relatively new format in the digital signage world, but mostly, they’ve been relegated to a ...

Looking Glass makes trippy-looking mixed-reality screens where things look 3D without the need of special glasses. Today it launches a pair of new displays, including a 16-inch mode that runs $4,000.

The company is crowdfunding its first pocketable display. The company is crowdfunding its first pocketable display. is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers gadgets, games, and ...

The Looking Glass Factory has launched two new spatial displays for creative professionals "who demand cutting-edge visualization tools for developing, presenting, and interacting with 3D digital ...

Looking Glass Factory has introduced what it calls the largest holographic display in the world: the Looking Glass 65-inch 3D display. The Brooklyn, New York-based hologram company showed the 65-inch ...

It’s nice looking back at old photos, but this is the future. Why look at a 2D pic when you have 3D holograms at your fingertips? Looking Glass has been giving us that power without the need for an ...

Bigger isn’t always better, but when the Looking Glass Factory announces a beast of a holographic display, it tickles our rods, cones and curiosity equally. The screen doesn’t require glasses or other ...