Touchscreen Computer Display Floats in Mid-Air

I see then. Well, they certainly don't sem to have gained much popularity in their day.
"Man that guy got screwed. " He's a billionaire dude.

No sir, wrong again, ever heard of a commodore 64? or even better the apple IIe? oh the good ol days of computing, I still remember the beating i got for getting anywhere near that apple as child. MS-Dos was not even close to the first home computing solution in fact it wasn't even that popular till Gates bought for the low ball price of like 50k. Man that guy got screwed.

NO, Home computing didn't start with DOS... First Home Computer was something like the Altair in 1975, with no OS to speak of...

No, WE didn't, the businesses did. WE, the people, meaning HOME COMPUTERS, started with DOS.

we didn't start with DOS there kiddo, we started with punch cards

Yeah, like, we started with MS-DOS. Now look where we are!

It's "transformed air"? Why doesn't that air float away?

If the air around you were constantly floating away, you would constantly be caught in a breeze.

Well how come someone can stick there hand through it and it still work? The air would have to separate.

Do you doubt your senses??? The air does part, sir. As you can see, the holograph ceases to exist as long as his hand is there, and in place, his hand gets illuminated. Anyways, air does not have to remain perfectly still. Still or not, the frame itself is constantly being projected into the air at several FPS. So even if the air IS moving, the hologram will not. This isn't a fake. Google heliodisplay.