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A new media that currently doesn't exist is holographic communication systems or applications. We've ventured into technology that is now capable of printing 3D Models, but have yet to create an interface that can project holograms on devices like cellphones and laptops. A technology like a Hologram can be the new way of people interacting with one another, and once such a thing is commercialized we can see a great change in how people will interact. We currently have new media like Facetime or videochats/or video calls, but "Hologram calls" will change the way we interact for the better. Being able to interact with a hologram, allows people to be able to virtually see who they are talking to and gives a 3D and realistic experience like no other form of new media we have ever seen. Commercializing hologram will forever change how we interact with one another almost making our calls to others a dull form of communication, but rather making our calls come to life and more enjoyable with a unique experience. Having holograms will give us the illusion that as if we are speaking to another user, in person. 

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  1. UnknownDecember 6, 2017 at 2:05 PM

    Great minds think alike :) this would be an awesome way to communicate because it would feel as though the other person is in the room with you. Making our calls and interactions come to life would be a game changer. It's funny because a lot of our classmates have the same idea. Hopefully it's in the making. *crosses fingers*

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