holovision n.

Elaborately costumed actors and actresses, almost life-size, appear so real that you feel you actually could touch them. The missing dimension has been added to televison—the dimension of depth…. Holovision is still in the ‘we-think-we-can’ stage. [Ibid.] With the exception of three-dimensional holovision, all of these functions of your future TV center are possible today.

They'll be materializing before them in the special reception chambers, transmitted by way of the wires and beams, and reproduced by the three-dimensional holovision system in all their natural solidity.

They simply crossed the plaza again and again, marching neither too rigidly nor too slackly, keeping their eyes on the holovision hovercameras above them.

The title page lands face up: ‘Darkness Comes Cheap: an original play for holovision.’

I would have been regretful, but I would have accepted your resignation. After all, you’re one of the top holovision writers in the field.

I'm gonna take his picture and pictures of all the stuff he found out and you gonna see it on holovision and see how bad you stink.

At night, it was Hans' habit to sit on his vibrating bed and watch the holovision until one o'clock. At that time, his kitchen would prepare him a late snack, roll it to him in his bed, and he would retire for the night.

As their relationship matured, increasingly they spent their time together watching holovision reruns of popular executions.

Flatscreen pictures don’t have enough life in them… I prefer holovision every time.

But he has been spending time in one of the big holovision rooms.

The students were facing a holovision display of a woman and a man looking attentive and kindly.

Could a human love an Echo? Could an Echo love a human? The first question was always asked a lot on bad holovision shows.