Free-space display
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A free-space display is a device that project images into free space, i.e. into air, fog, gas or any other media of gas or vaporized liquids.
[edit] Examples
| Static | Nixie tube | Split-flap display | Flip-dot display | Electronic paper |
| Video-capable | VFD | CRT | PDP | LED | OLED | Laser TV | LCD | DLP | LCoS | SED | FED | NED Free-space display |
| 3D | Stereoscopic | Holographic |
| Intermittent | Film projection |

