Yes it's annoying and this is the reason holographic displays like this will probably never be marketed even when the technology is readily available. Probably it will be something more like augmented reality glasses (which I find equally obnoxious) where people just see their own holographic display when they have the glasses on. If we're talking all the way in 2144 it probably won't be actual glasses but some kind of contacts or a chip implant or something
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Some times devices in movies have the shape that appear best on the screen... and then the technology evolves so much that we can make them, and we get tablets.
It's incredible that nobody ever tried to sell a speakerphone that plugs on your shirt.
I think all display tech is gonna gravitate towards VR or AR in a few decades. We're about to hit a plateau of digital advancement. At least for hardware.