RED Hydrogen One holographic smartphone launching this summer in United States


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 23 May 2018

The RED Hydrogen One smartphone starts from US$1,295 (RM5,138; excluding taxes). — AFP Relaxnews

American brand RED is set to release an intriguing high-end smartphone with a mysterious holographic screen. The handset launches this summer in the United States, in partnership with the AT&T mobile operator.

High-def camera-maker RED presents its first smartphone, an unusual device called the Hydrogen One. This smartphone notably stands out with its so-called "holographic" display, of which pictures are yet to emerge despite various American journalists recently going hands-on with the device. In any case, users shouldn't expect Star Wars-style holographic effects (like the holograms projected by R2-D2). This "holographic" display actually promises a new and exclusive onscreen 3D effect creating an impression of depth.

With a relatively imposing build, this 5.7-inch smartphone will feature exclusive technology allowing users to get the best out of 3D or virtual reality content with no external peripherals. Plus, the dual front-facing camera lets the smartphone digitise in 3D Hydrogen One users speaking to each other over video chat.

This futuristic smartphone is already available to preorder priced US$1,295 (RM5,138; aluminium) to US$1,595 (RM6,328; titanium), excluding taxes. — AFP Relaxnews

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