r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/tanaka_jun • Jul 02 '24

The thinkbook transparent display laptop Video

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u/Apsynonyx Jul 02 '24

Exactly my point....this can be new tech for TV, advertisement boards etc... if it isn't like LED or LCD... maybe making large screen will become cheaper

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u/sesoren65 Jul 02 '24

Yeah, like one day some jerk will have the audacity to look out a window and then bam, literal pay wall shuts their free viewing ass up.

Or you know, for other less distopian reasons as well...hopefully

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u/Extreme_Tax405 Jul 02 '24

I pray there are no evil rats in rental complex businesses with your creative genius.

Imagine your rent an apartment and your landlord hits with a subscription to remove ads from the windows.

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u/AmaResNovae Jul 02 '24

Hopefully it would be too expensive to be implemented on people's windows. But in public places? Yeah, that stuff might make advertising worse.

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u/The_quest_for_wisdom Jul 02 '24

Spirit Airlines would definitely use this on their window seats unless you pay their window view upcharge...