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The authors have been researching holographic 3D displays using a commercially available Liquid Christal Devices (LCD). However, specifications of the LCD were not enough to holographic display, and they could obtain only small reconstructed image with the narrow viewing zone. In their present research, the authors are supported by an LCD manufacturer, and planning to use the custom-made LCD which has both minute and numerous pixels. The LCD's pixel pitch is 28 micro m (horizontal) x 56 micro m (vertical), and pixel number is 32000 x 960. Five LCDs are horizontally arranged in their electro-holographic display. By using five LCDs, total pixel number becomes about 15 Mega. The authors can obtain larger image and wider viewing zone compared with their previous experimental display, and can be observed binocularly. The size of the reconstructed image is 50 mm wide, 150 mm high, and 50 mm deep. Viewing zone is 65 mm at approximately 1000 mm from the image. In this display, the authors discard the vertical parallax and set the one-dimensional diffuser on the vertical image plane. The authors also discuss the compensation of the optical aberrations. Even if a single lens with large aberration is used for the optics system of the reproduction, the authors can obtain the reproduction image with corrected aberration by adding the compensation phase distribution to the hologram.