Back in 2005 I wrote a fairly long report for JISC on the future of display technologies, covering the likes of 3-D TV and holographic imaging. Two of the peer reviewers, Mark Fihn and Wayne Cranton, were particularly helpful.
It appears they’ve not been idle in the intervening years as they’ve just announced the publication of a new book, the Handbook of Visual Display Technology. Weighing in at a mighty 2000 pages in two volumes this is not for the faint-hearted, but it looks like this book represents a substantial summary of this important area of electronics.
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