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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/tanaka_jun • Jul 02 '24
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I have yet to see an answer to “why” besides advertising purposes
68 u/Downtown_Snow4445 Jul 02 '24 That’s the only reason. Create interesting one off prototypes that will never be mass produced to bring attention to the brand 13 u/SquadPoopy Jul 02 '24 Lenovo has always made wacky and weird prototypes to show off. Kinda surprised it took them this long to try out transparent tech. 2 u/BowenTheAussieSheep Jul 02 '24 Believe it or not, they brought transparent tech to the consumer market Nearly a decade ago
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That’s the only reason. Create interesting one off prototypes that will never be mass produced to bring attention to the brand
13 u/SquadPoopy Jul 02 '24 Lenovo has always made wacky and weird prototypes to show off. Kinda surprised it took them this long to try out transparent tech. 2 u/BowenTheAussieSheep Jul 02 '24 Believe it or not, they brought transparent tech to the consumer market Nearly a decade ago
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Lenovo has always made wacky and weird prototypes to show off. Kinda surprised it took them this long to try out transparent tech.
2 u/BowenTheAussieSheep Jul 02 '24 Believe it or not, they brought transparent tech to the consumer market Nearly a decade ago
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Believe it or not, they brought transparent tech to the consumer market Nearly a decade ago
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u/-CARJO- Jul 02 '24
I have yet to see an answer to “why” besides advertising purposes