Now, Why would I not expect Telstra to again be the first with a new technology. Keep up the great work. It wil be worth the wait to see it rolled out into the commercial areas. I myself having worked for Telstra ( service advantage) and retired in February this year, had the pleasure of being an ambassador for the Next G and broadband Australia programmes. I have seen enormous changes over the years. From the PMG to Telecom, then to Telstra. The list just goes on and on. As far as I concerned Telstra is a word leader in communications.

Unfortunately that video did very little if any justice to this technology. The projection was very dark and didn't look like anything special. Hopefully a better sample will come soon or maybe it's one of those 'you had to be there' things.

May I say that this has to one of the most audacious misrepresentations of technology I have ever seen. It's a blatant lie. For starters, there is NO holgram. It's a 2 dimensional image projected onto a thin, see through film that sits in front of the stage. They have the same system at the Big Bananna in Coffs Harbour. I believe telstra has had the technology to send video from point a to point b since the dark ages. In actual fact, the quality of the video was better before digital technology came along. I'm just dissapointed in that we haven't really done anything amazing.