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Holograms are always cool and now Zebra Imaging is showing a product that uses relatively old holographic technology, but it's still cool nonetheless. The company is able to print 3D layers on a single plate and the 3D effect can be seen when the plate is viewed under a halogen or LED light, without the need for any troublesome 3D glasses. The company is calling these prints ZScapes and it would be useful when you're trying to present information such as a map. The company also claims that there are more than 360,000 3D images in that panel pictured. Zebra Imaging is currently charging $1,500 for a 12" x 8" print and $3,500 for a 2ft x 3ft one (the largest size available). It's not cheap, but it's also not too expensive for something that's rather uncommon out there. Check out a video of it in action after the jump.
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