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[gilescoley]

Good news for Holo fans

HoloLens.com is owned by Microsoft

http://www.news.com.au/technology/h...-reality-glasses/story-fnjwukfu-1227193018136

 

[DnEbook]

Ordered my custom number plates for my car .....HOLO

 

[Together4Forever]

Holo - Who knew technologies before Star Wars and what was the tech used and most coolest in Star Wars it was Holograms!

Anybody who has a doubt go back in History, sometimes History predicted a better future than present itself

 

[gilescoley]

Holographic.net (not mine)
$3,046
Sedo

 

[Together4Forever]

Holographic.net (not mine)
$3,046
Sedo

Damn that’s a great price, wish I would have known it’s for that much

 

[Together4Forever]

Whatz the update guys!

Anyone here who own HoloFrame.com or related would be keen to buy

 

[NamesBond]

Not sure if this was mentioned before (not my sale):

Hologram.in £4,000 = $5,280 Sedo

 

[NamesBond]

Holo-Light Are Creating A Whole Series Of Mixed Reality End-User Applications

Replacing 3D printing and preparing for the future of mixed reality.
By Nina Salomons Last updated Nov 16, 2017 0 Comments
Gamescom 2017Holo-ExpoHolo-LightHolo-StylusHolo-ViewHoloLensMixed Reality
VRFocus went to Cologne’s Gamescom event earlier this year looking for virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), but surprisingly found a company specialising in mixed reality (MR). VRFocus spoke to Luis Bollinger, Co-Founder of German company Holo-Light about the applications they’re building for MR which includes Holo-View, Holo-Expo and Holo-Stylus. Currently these would be used with Microsoft’s Hololens, but it looks like they are preparing for future MR devices as well.

"Holo" is alive and well...

PS - It appears the Holo-light folks actually own HoloLight.com, but interestingly the name redirects to it's hyphenated brethren... Go figure?!

 

[Ategy]

Holodaze // dot // com .. Obviously a fun play on "Holidays" ..

One of my FAVOURITE brandable domains because it's so on point. Holo is the base .. but not only does "Daze" make it sound like Holidays .. but if a hologram is so good that the reality of it puts you in a daze then it's got to be amazing! I think this is one of my domains I'll never end up selling but I think it's worth $1 Biiiiiiilllllllliiiiion ... lol

My only problem with the domain is I'm never sure whether to capitalise the "D"? lol
(HoloDaze or Holodaze?)

 

[Together4Forever]

One of the biggest brandable term for all future technologies and the page remains quite!!!

I feel as this tech has most of the domains already regged since 10 years and more there are not many Domainers who own prime keywords here wiz a wiz VR, AR, MR, XR where nearly everyone owns something or the other!!!

 

[jideofor]

One of the biggest brandable term for all future technologies and the page remains quite!!!

I feel as this tech has most of the domains already regged since 10 years and more there are not many Domainers who own prime keywords here wiz a wiz VR, AR, MR, XR where nearly everyone owns something or the other!!!

What's up bro? How are you doing? Been a while!

 

[Elad n]

Means?

 

[Winfluence]

Holo... R. I. P.??

People under 25 don't use the term Holo (at least from my own observation), because they didn't grow up during the time when it was used the most. It's out of reach of a growing population. Not saying that it couldn't catch on again, because it could, but there isn't a clear, consistent definition for it. Holo could mean projections beamed on water mist, AR, VR, 3D displays on transparent glass, etc. Microsoft's use of the term in HoloLens (funny because they call it MR) may have hurt their efforts, because it sounds like out dated technology or like it's managed by very stubborn, know it all guys in their 50s and 60s who are out of touch with today's youth.

I don't see Holo taking off but hey, it could happen against the odds... It's just not going to be easy, given that it will have to compete with other terms that are rapidly increasing in popularity (AR, VR, XR) as the public becomes more educated and familiar with immersive technologies.

 

[Together4Forever]

What's up bro? How are you doing? Been a while!

Has been indeed! Whatz up bro! How are things going?

 

[BrandPlease]

this might help?

Holograms on you iPhone technology announced today May 2017, cant remember if that a joke (kind of remember some fake story?) if not, we just need Apple to talk about it again and everyone under 25 is in?

Personally I think Holo will be valuable and we will hear more as AI advances and people stop sticking on that term because its the buzz word right now. Not enough pure AI names to support the business coming as the tech grows.

- didnt link it but copy and Google if you want to read it - FYI I didnt read it, hahaha.

 

[forge]

wiz a wiz

i like that

 

[cordoba]

Holo... R. I. P.??

People under 25 don't use the term Holo (at least from my own observation), because they didn't grow up during the time when it was used the most. It's out of reach of a growing population. Not saying that it couldn't catch on again, because it could, but there isn't a clear, consistent definition for it. Holo could mean projections beamed on water mist, AR, VR, 3D displays on transparent glass, etc. Microsoft's use of the term in HoloLens (funny because they call it MR) may have hurt their efforts, because it sounds like out dated technology or like it's managed by very stubborn, know it all guys in their 50s and 60s who are out of touch with today's youth.

I don't see Holo taking off but hey, it could happen against the odds... It's just not going to be easy, given that it will have to compete with other terms that are rapidly increasing in popularity (AR, VR, XR) as the public becomes more educated and familiar with immersive technologies.

So you hear people under 25 saying 'holograms'? Or maybe 'HG'? Personally I don't hear the cool kids using the term 'XR' yet in everyday conversation, but it can't be denied that XR is now a good bet in future tech domianing.

Fact remains VR startups, games are being branded as Holo every week : https://venturebeat.com/2017/12/24/holosparks-seance-the-unquiet-delivers-ghostly-vr-entertainment/

When AR 'holograms' dwarf VR, and even VR will consist of 'holograms' using Light Field filming, I guess it's possible that startups will abandon 'holo'. Anything is possible.

 

[cordoba]

One of the biggest brandable term for all future technologies and the page remains quite!!!

I feel as this tech has most of the domains already regged since 10 years and more there are not many Domainers who own prime keywords here wiz a wiz VR, AR, MR, XR where nearly everyone owns something or the other!!!

Yes, because Holo was around 50 years ago and it's always been '5 or 10 years away'. Some of the best Holo keywords have been registered since the 90's.

 

[Winfluence]

So you hear people under 25 saying 'holograms'? Or maybe 'HG'? Personally I don't hear the cool kids using the term 'XR' yet in everyday conversation, but it can't be denied that XR is now a good bet in future tech domianing.

Fact remains VR startups, games are being branded as Holo every week : https://venturebeat.com/2017/12/24/holosparks-seance-the-unquiet-delivers-ghostly-vr-entertainment/

When AR 'holograms' dwarf VR, and even VR will consist of 'holograms' using Light Field filming, I guess it's possible that startups will abandon 'holo'. Anything is possible.

I think you already know that I've always said that XR is a mostly non-consumer marketing term (for now, anyway), so you know that I wouldn't expect cool kids on the street be aware of the term? Kids under 25 might even know what a hologram is, but because there are no examples of holograms actually called holograms available it's not in their vocabulary, which essentially makes the term useless in marketing.

Hologram is also a very technical term and 3 syllables. Think about the most powerful consumer on the planet - working class, non-tech industry MOMS who can't keep up with all this stuff. It's easier to just say VR or AR.

I bet Holospark is going to change their name in the next 2 years...

 

[Sergiy]

hologram.vip
holograms.vip

 

[Manusakos]

Hologram .world
Holograms .world
Holographic. world

 

[McDuke]

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Holo... R. I. P.??

People under 25 don't use the term Holo (at least from my own observation), because they didn't grow up during the time when it was used the most. It's out of reach of a growing population. Not saying that it couldn't catch on again, because it could, but there isn't a clear, consistent definition for it. Holo could mean projections beamed on water mist, AR, VR, 3D displays on transparent glass, etc. Microsoft's use of the term in HoloLens (funny because they call it MR) may have hurt their efforts, because it sounds like out dated technology or like it's managed by very stubborn, know it all guys in their 50s and 60s who are out of touch with today's youth.

I don't see Holo taking off but hey, it could happen against the odds... It's just not going to be easy, given that it will have to compete with other terms that are rapidly increasing in popularity (AR, VR, XR) as the public becomes more educated and familiar with immersive technologies.

I think you're incorrectly calculating the odds.

So a term that has instant brand image is going to have a tough go in a industry no other English word works better than hologram? Holo comes from hologram, holograph, holographic etc. just saying.

Was there a time it was used the most? Maybe you're referring to when the TV show Star Trek Next Generation had a holodeck on its show?

AR VR Holo RR MR XR I wonder why companies like Nvidia, Microsoft, Sony etc used or partnered with a Holo brand....

Search the app store, 8i's app "Holo" seems cool.

But hey, maybe you're right, it's not like Microsoft will have a large audience to market to when hololens is ready to be rolled out en masse...

 

[Elad n]

People are overreacting as usual.

Holo is still number 2 after VR in scales of sales to endusers and investors..

Others still got some catch up to do.

 

[Winfluence]

I never gave an "calculation". Just gave my opiniin and perspective, which is very tiny indeed. I'm wrong guys! Not saying you shouldn't invest in Holo because it's good to diversify.

 

[McDuke]

People are overreacting as usual.

Holo is still number 2 after VR in scales of sales to endusers and investors..

Others still got some catch up to do.

The only difference is VR will go the way of the dodo once AR, MR etc take hold.

 

[McDuke]

I never gave an "calculation". Just gave my opiniin and perspective, which is very tiny indeed. I'm wrong guys! Not saying you shouldn't invest in Holo because it's good to diversify.

This is why i mentioned calculating the odds.

"I don't see Holo taking off but hey, it could happen against the odds..."