The Looking Glass Go adds another dimension to the old photo frame, makes updating much less of a chore, and brings chatbots to life – and functionality/features will only improve over time as ...

Sean Hollister is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers gadgets, games, and toys. He spent 15 years editing the likes of CNET, Gizmodo, and Engadget. With a six-inch screen ...

Now the company has again taken to Kickstarter for what's billed as the "world's first portable holographic display" – the Looking Glass Go. "Two major trends are converging: 3D spatial ...

The Looking Glass Go includes a screen that allows for 3D display without the need for glasses or any other accessories. Looking Glass Go (credit: PR) Looking Glass Go – Portable but Mostly for ...

Looking Glass, a hologram company founded in 2014, has released a lineup of 3D holography devices that look to stretch the ...

The Looking Glass Go is a 6 inch, 1440 x 2560 pixel display connected to a stand with support for adjustable viewing angles. But it’s not just a standard digital photo frame, it’s a glasses-fr ...

Looking Glass has been giving us that power without the need for an expensive VR headset for awhile now, and its latest mini display, called the Go, shrinks down its hologram tech to a ...

The new displays join the recently announced Looking Glass Go, completing the company’s portfolio of spatial offerings. While the Looking Glass Go transforms 2D photos into 3D memories ...

That’s exactly what the new, 27-inch light-field display from Looking Glass offers. This innovative technology is transforming how we interact with 3D visuals, making immersive experiences more ...