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Tryx claims 'world's first holographic liquid cooler' at Computex but I doubt it was much of a contest
Tryx has unveiled what it claims is the world's first holographic liquid cooler, the Tryx Holo, at Computex 2026. The cooler features a pump unit with a transparent screen and mirrors to create a holographic effect of a small character, though its visibility is best from a direct angle. The cooler itself is manufactured by Asetek and is expected to be priced around $150-$200.
This soft and bendy hologram fan is touch friendly, and also *checks notes* can be used to prevent chemical burns
Researchers from the University of Chicago have developed BloomBeacon, a soft and flexible holographic fan designed for touch interaction. The device uses Persistence-of-Vision motion to create a large, touchable surface from a compact form factor and incorporates touch sensing for user input. Potential applications range from augmenting audio devices to acting as a safety-oriented barrier that can prevent chemical burns by creating a physical surface in mid-air.
Mysterious ‘Dimension Stacking’ Tech Has Gamers Losing Their Minds Over Perfect Immersion
A mysterious new technology called 'dimension stacking' has generated significant excitement and speculation within the gaming community regarding its potential to enhance immersion. While details remain scarce, theories range from layered visual technologies to advanced VR breakthroughs and holographic displays. This buzz highlights a strong desire for the next major leap in gaming immersion, even as the actual capabilities of dimension stacking are yet to be confirmed.
Looking Glass' Musubi showcases its holographic display in a consumer-friendly package
Looking Glass has launched the Musubi, a consumer-friendly holographic display and digital photo frame priced at $149, with early Kickstarter pre-orders available for $99. The 7-inch device can store up to 1,000 images or short video clips and uses the company's Hololuminescent Display technology to showcase glasses-free holograms.