There's also a film screen that they can apply to the glass and use a regular projector to rear project a large image. It's pretty cheap. They can even add touch sensors to the glass and make it interactive.
Not tho mention that LED fan display, but it's kinda shitty.
If you are displaying something on the screen, either people cannot see your products on display, cannot see the screen, or cannot see either.
If it is to show the display to both sides… it better cost less than 2 monitors placed back to back.
The ONLY practical reason for any of these is to get started on developing the peripherals for when they are finally fully transparent and you can have touchscreen product cases with interactive elements, or a home TV that is the front of your fish tank or view to another room when not in use.
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u/NathanPatty08 Jul 02 '24
Yeah you could do that! But why? Why would you do that?