Looking Glass Go heralds a groundbreaking leap in holographic technology, promising a dynamic intersection of holographic realism and AI innovation, opening doors to endless creative possibilities.

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, ...

The Go is reported to have twice the pixel density of previous Looking Glass displays, and is nearly 10x thinner. Input resolution is 1,440 x 2,560 pixels at 9:16 aspect, and the setup allows for ...

Looking Glass already hit its funding goal on Kickstarter. You can still join the crowdfunding efforts, where the Go is still available for $199 with super early bird pricing.

The Looking Glass Go is available for $299 but will commence shipping in August 2024. The 16-inch Spatial Display costs $4,000, and the price of the 32-inch model will be made available on request.

The Looking Glass Go comes with a 3D screen (no glasses required) where you can transfer any photo. The photos sitting on your smartphone can get a new life, thanks to the digital photo frame.

These new features work on the 6-inch Looking Glass Go (which retails at US$279), as well as the 16-inch wall-mountable Spatial Display ($4,000). You'll need an iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max, or an M4 ...

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.

While the Looking Glass Go focuses on transforming 2D photos into 3D memories, the larger formats are aimed at XR developers and professionals in fields such as design, ...

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 ...