The next step in design of the new age era is the future pc that combines projector technology with up to date technology of combining the technology of projection with personal computer technology. The HTD-01 is the first in its series to use a mini LED projector that will stream your computer screen into what looks like thin air. Microsoft once spoke of bringing a similar design to the table with the HOLO 2.0 which was slated to be released in late 2015,
The old school projector screen televisions used the same type of technology that was used to create this same type of platform pc. The same appearance comes with this type of technology but the advancements in technology is what brings this into today’s era of technology. It comes with the state of the art technology in both holography and transparency.
The thin glass and projector technology is what makes this new era of personal computer to it’s highest point so far. The viewing angle of the screen was worked on until the screen looked just right. With the screen being the majority of the work being worked on, the screen was able to be focused on therefore creating the most perfect up to date view possible. There is no adjusting the screen to allow all users in the room to be able to see all at once.
Designers and engineers are working hard to make sure that the holographic pc is not just something that was discussed and thought of making but more of an actual thing. It will look similar to something that you would have normally only seen in movies but now have the chance to own. The concept is a major hit among people who are looking for new advances in the technological field and who are always looking for a way to make their job easier. The projector computer is one of those things that is going to make working easier and less of a hassle since it can go anywhere with you and can be used to create all work things needed to use in your job. There will be no more worries about losing a flash drive or the screen not being big enough or that the file has been corrupted since burning it onto a disk. It also makes more sense since not all personal computers have disk burners and therefore since you can carry the computer with you and project the image onto a larger screen, you cut out the middle man so to say. What an idea to come up with.
