holoscreen n.

We had old-fashioned two-dimensional oil paintings, no-mobile, on the walls, and no holoscreen.

When Wolf’s image appeared on the holoscreen, sleepy-looking and irritated, Park decided he must have made a slight error in his time calculation.

The holoscreen sprang to life and she could see the two suited figures on it, standing on the barren soil of Erythro.

‘See, everything the ship tells us about what it’s doing comes to us here.’ Dad shifted me from one knee to another as he pointed to the holoscreen.