Samsung Shows World’s First Transparent MicroLED, 8K Wireless Projector

So... ads on every damn window. Future, I hate you.

NOW I CAN CONSUME PROPAGANDA EVEN BETTER!!!!

I don't see the point, except for HUD.

WOW!

Definitely meant for ads... Sad

What crap, you can see the light, it's actually larger on the glare free one😂

This may be cool in stores or restaurants or I don't know. But I can't understand how this can be a mass market item. No one needs a transparent TV. Keep in mind OLED screens have ALWAYS been transparent. It was mostly a matter of hiding the circuitry and well, the fact it's not a useful feature most of the time. I remember the 3D TV craze, and the "bent TV" craze, and here we go again. Gimmicks.

What about glare from the sun's reflection?

can I get TV glasses then

that transparent microled reminds me freaking roadways, it works only when is no light around or you will see nearly nothing

Samsung short throw projectors are awesome. I’ve got the 4K one and the Freestyle 2. Awesome. Recommended.

the transparent OLD screens would be perfect for all kinds of business\home applications if they were TOUCHSCREEN as well. Very star trek\other sci-fi 'esque

See threw tv... really why would you wanna see threw the screen... waste of money....

Other than perhaps advertising and maybe one or two other things, what's really the point if transparent TV screens?

Who wants to watch a movie when you can see what's behind it in the dark sections of a movie.

As mentioned, it may have one or two uses but definitely not as a TV screen.

Seems more of a gimmick than anything else.

☝️☺️... Home windows of the future

here's a tip. If you want to stop living pay check to pay check, throw away your TV

Give at least 5 years in warranty on these stuff.

Who asked for this?

These will be fantastic for film makers to use as foreground shots with performers behind the glass - blended into a scene, kind of the reverse of how Matte paintings were used in the past - but far more advanced in application.

Vanta black technology

Breath on it wrong and it snaps

transparent phones will be next, so you can really lose them.

Samsung really bouta make the 1st clear phones its lit

i'll wait for the bio-aetheric inner-divine tech

Samsung was asking how can they build a transparent TV when they should have been asking why build a transparent TV.

The point of these otherwise non practical products isn’t for the purpose of selling them….it’s to show technological superiority to sell the brand.

Samsung doing great

Now that is perfect for cars. Excellent stuff 🔥🔥‼️

all the mainboard cables should be wireless, the pc already has sufficient power for that and transfer rates should be doable

Future TV images will be holograms.

Why do I need to see through a TV? Useless technology, anything to jack up a price tag

Oh god, another format for commercials

Samsung is way more creative than Apple

So what does l and e and d stand for in dollars and cents

Nobody gives a pfuqck show us the price

Hey hey I got one for you how about here's a stick here here boy fetch lol

Only $200,000 stick it in your surf van lol

Fantastic! Now i can drive and watch TV at the same time.

POINTLESS 😂😂

While I have happily splurged for other Samsung hardware ( owner of a Galaxy Fold 4, previously 10Plus, right down to the first S4G, and the Odyssey Neo G9 57 inch monitor ), I can't really go for a Samsung TV as long as they refuse to support Dolby Vision, the most popular high-end HDR format AFAIK.

The next step should be a cubed holographic array that, if transparent, can be viewed from all angles.

ultra short throws are the future they just to be come more compact like more of a strip than a box and will phase out tvs altogether

finally - a real LED tv. Not an LCD tv backlit with led's SAMSUNG did dabble in high end 2 channel audio for a short time designed by Mark Levinson. Too bad they pulled the plug on that.

A car windshield that can enhance vision at night. The end of blinding headlights! Till the darn thing glitches and veer off the road uncontrollably AHH!!!😂

Imagine stacking a couple of hundreds of them. 3d without googles

Transparent displays will be good for vehicle windows like cars and trains

To me it seems like the transparent screen is an invention looking for a necessity.

waaaw useless why would i wanna see through my tv 😂

I'll be impressed when they're innovative enough to make these affordable. Otherwise these are just science experiments to me.