More than just windows, these nifty virtual windows were made with plasma displays, connected to a MacBook, and can be controlled using Wiimotes. Plus, as “the viewer moves around, dual 1080p images move the opposite direction, providing the convincing illusion of looking out a real pane of glass at the incredibly detailed scenery beyond.” Videos after the break.

After spending a year figuring out how to mount, drive and cool the whole shebang, Hoagland would like you to have one too; he plans to have basic kits ready by July for under $3000.

[via Engadget]

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