So are you telling me, that CNN, CNN!, did that?

November 5, 2008 at 12:30 pm · Filed under Geek Culture & Tech

I’ve always dreamt of the day when holograms become this real.

So how exactly did they manage to conduct these holographic interviews? With over forty-four HD cameras and twenty computers. Gizmodo has the details…

Dude, that is really cool.




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  • http://blog.haniobaid.com Hani Obaid

    Finally, now I want a light saber!

  • Mesh

    20 Computers ? that is SO MUCH Processing power !

  • http://www.za3tar.net/ za3tar

    i hate to burst your bubble .. but CNN didn’t really do holograms … the images were available on the monitor but the presenters in the studios did not actually see them (which makes it not a hologram).

    However, if you are interested, Cisco made a successful demo of hologram technology about a year ago.

  • adam

    thut u r talking about jtv not cnn!!!!

  • http://nasimjo.blogspot.com nasimjo

    Check this out :

    http://www.musion.co.uk/

    Musion Systems is someone who does this technolgy

  • http://www.karkoor.com karkoor

    Awesome, this is a revolution in media field

  • http://hareega.blogspot.com Hareega

    This again proves how news is becoming more of entertainment than actually giving news. Who cares if that woman appears as if she’s actually in studio.

    I still give it to CNN for that million-dollar electronic map that John King has been using since the primaries, that one was really useful

  • bashar

    but why? it looks really stupid!

  • http://samimajed.wordpress.com Sami

    This is not hologram, since the anchor cannot see the reporter (Yellin) in front of him, he can only see her on the screen.

  • http://samimajed.wordpress.com Sami