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RED Hydrogen One to finally arrive this summer in the US on Verizon and AT&T

The RED Hydrogen One could be the first smartphone to feature a holographic display that is capable of rendering 3D content without the need for glasses.

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Tech2 News Staff|May 19, 2018, 17:24:51 IST
It has been close to a year that digital video camera giants RED announced that they were working on a smartphone called the RED Hydrogen One and latest reports suggest that the smartphone is expected to finally hit the market this summer.[caption id="attachment_3887759" align="alignleft" width="380"]RED Hydrogen One

RED Hydrogen One[/caption]RED opened pre-orders last July for the Hydrogen One and now according to a report by The Verge, the Hydrogen One is set to be released later this year and it will be available via Verizon and AT&T. However, there is no word yet on a final date or the price at which the phone will be available through the carriers yet.As far as claims go, the Hydrogen One could be the world’s first smartphone to feature a holographic display that is capable of rendering 3D content without the need for glasses, courtesy of what RED likes to call its 4V technology. Based on what we know from a previous report, the display will be able to switch between two modes — a 2D normal mode and the said 4V holographic mode.To keep the phone chugging along, the phone is also expected to feature a 4,500 mAh battery unit. RED is also expected to add a multi-component modular system where users can add mods to customise their device using the pogo pin system that will be added to the back of their device. This should be similar to how Moto Mods work on Motorola devices.

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First Published:May 19, 2018, 17:24:51 IST
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