
The Looking Glass Musubi
Looking Glass just launched Musubi on Kickstarter - a $99 holographic photo frame that has raised over $140K on a $10K goal in its first day.

Looking Glass just launched Musubi on Kickstarter - a $99 holographic photo frame that has raised over $140K on a $10K goal in its first day.
Last week I met a holographic lifeform who calls himself Uncle Rabbit. I now have a new friend, created by Looking Glass, the hologram company out of Brooklyn (we’re investors,
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