When it's not showing 3D content, the screen is a perfectly normal 2D phone display. As mundane as that statement sounds, this is truly a remarkable achievement.

When PC makers like Asus, Acer, and Lenovo want 3D screens, they look to Leia — a 200-person spinoff from HP Labs previously best known for the flopped Red Hydrogen One smartphone.

Those features included a holographic display for 3D rendering and image capture, as well as integration with its existing camera products. Shipping at almost $1,300, the Hydrogen One was met with ...

This same creator has a 3D scanner with Arduino and a few more advanced controls – that's probably the place you'll wanna go next, if everything else is good, but you want to take things up a notch.

It works. The Rokit iO Pro 3D can make images appear to sit behind the display panel, and a little in front of it. And as the phone has a 5.99-inch screen, it’s feasibly large enough to watch a ...