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Samsung bringing transparent displays to market in September

Discussion in 'TechSpot News and Comments' started by Shawn Knight, Aug 27, 2012.

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  1. Shawn Knight TechSpot Staff Posts: 1,692

    Samsung has announced two new displays that will be introduced to the general public at IFA 2012 starting later this week. The UD22B and the NL22B were both quietly introduced at InfoComm 2012 earlier this year but as they will……

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  2. This to me has no value. See through. It can be used in a car to have a map on your front window or the side. Other then that no value.
  3. What a completely ignorant comment...
  4. spydercanopus TechSpot Guru Posts: 703   +64

    A 22" version of the Google Goggles. Maybe you could have a Google Goggles motorcycle helmet, adjustable window tint or car windshield for HUD and GPS. And when you get the self-driving car package, you can watch TV on your windshield.
  5. Neojt TechSpot Enthusiast Posts: 118

    The main point is that this is a commerecial product not a consumer one its made for advertizing ect. that mean you could have a hole store from displaying advertisement but your not cutting out daylignt. And you can save TONS of paper from all the different Sales promotrion going on
  6. How dare they?!

    Haven't they learned the hard way that every technological breakthrough is already patented by apple?
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  7. Denxnis Newcomer, in training

    Right!!? ; )
  8. ross01 Newcomer, in training

    Yea this is outrageous, apple use attack!
  9. Steve TechSpot Staff Posts: 877   +67

    Wow that's very impressive!
  10. Lets start patenting it wherever possible..start with the mobile and tablet industry..Be as imaginative as you can be.. :p
  11. Hey, look! it's Stark's display like in ironman movie :D
  12. Camikazi TechSpot Enthusiast Posts: 186   +20

    Wasn't his display more holographic?
  13. cliffordcooley TechSpot Paladin Posts: 2,326   +294

    Yay, one step closer to eliminating the need for backlighting.