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"In theory, NICT's gCubik sounds like a pretty wild idea -- wrap a box in six screens, simulate a 3D object inside, make it touchscreen interactive. In reality, the screens are perhaps just a bit too low-resolution to really pull off any sort of illusion, but it's certainly a start. The 3.5-inch VGA screens that surround the cube are themselves 3D, with 18 x 18 different viewable angles, drastically reducing the quantity of pixels available to each view. NICT is looking at full HD or higher resolution displays to refine the idea, and while users can currently touch the screens to move the object \"within,\" they're hoping to add further interaction like cube-shakage further down the line. Video is after the break."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2009/03/10/nicts-gcubik-six-screened-touchscreen-cube-in-action/>