Is hologram technology the future?

[anonymousyamParticipant 4605]

There has been holograms of Michael Jackson and Elvis but recently a Dio hologram debuted out a German rock concert being one of the first holograms of metal music.
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/ronnie-james-dio-hologram-debuts-at-german-metal-festival-w433089

If you don’t know who Dio is then get the f~~~ off the board. But he was just a metal singer who was famous for singing for Black sabbath for a about 3 albums (heaven and hell, the mob rules and dehumanizer). He died from cancer 6 years ago and this is one of his works.

This is what Michael Jacksons hologram looked 2 years ago at the billboard awards.

So where will this technology go? will it be common place or will it just fade away?

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[TuneoutParticipant]

Good ‘ol Ronnie James,nice to see Metal still has an edge what with all the Rap/HipHop crap flooding the market today.

I’d like to see interactive holograms one day as done in
Star Trek TNG,could be possible.

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[Anonymous 24]

It has been around for a long time. I can remember a hologram video game that used to be in arcades back in 87ish. I am sure in the not to distant future we will be on Skype with projectors that allow us to sit across from the person we are talking to.

But there will never be a better use for it than this-

[ResidentEvil7Participant 9547]

That would be cool; holographic billboards, store advertisement, communicators, games, movies and the list of ideas goes on. I also like to see the tall buildings of Chicago glow in neon colors, just like in the anime Akira.

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