Samsung's Transparent OLED Laptop
Plastic Electronics reports that Samsung Electronics
will release products using its clear active matrix OLED
displays within the next 12 months. Samsung displayed
prototypes using the clear AMOLEDs during CES 2010 back
in January. However this is the first indication that the
models on display will actually head to retail any time
soon.
will release products using its clear active matrix OLED
displays within the next 12 months. Samsung displayed
prototypes using the clear AMOLEDs during CES 2010 back
in January. However this is the first indication that the
models on display will actually head to retail any time
soon.
As we saw during the show, the laptop sporting Samsung's
clear AMOLED allowed the user to see objects placed behind
the screen while still offering sharp, bright images on
the display. While the actual technology was quite
impressive, the ability to see movement through the
AMOLED screen looked to be somewhat distracting.
clear AMOLED allowed the user to see objects placed behind
the screen while still offering sharp, bright images on
the display. While the actual technology was quite
impressive, the ability to see movement through the
AMOLED screen looked to be somewhat distracting.
Plastic Electronics said that the first device to go
commercial using the tech will be Samsung's IceTouch MP3
player (YP-H1). This device is a portable all-in-one that
plays music, DVDs, tunes in FM radio stations, and more.
The estimated price will be around $328 USD when it finally
hits the market.
commercial using the tech will be Samsung's IceTouch MP3
player (YP-H1). This device is a portable all-in-one that
plays music, DVDs, tunes in FM radio stations, and more.
The estimated price will be around $328 USD when it finally
hits the market.
While the utility of a see-through laptop probably
isn't that high for the average user, several medical
and industrial industries could greatly augment design
work or frame 3-D models over real life in real-time.
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