Awesome Tips Samsung Shows World’s First Transparent MicroLED, 8K Wireless Projector
The company also shows new glare-free technology for its 2024 OLED TVs.
The company also shows new glare-free technology for its 2024 OLED TVs.
0:00 Intro
0:10 Transparent MicroLED
1:30 The Premiere 8K – Ultra Short Throw Wireless Projector
2:09 QLED, OLED TVs
2:19 OLED Glare Free
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Which display technology has the longest service life?
Oh cool, so now I can pay a couple thousand to stare at the wall behind my TV.
Can we talk about OLED? It's now open and will be cheaper.
Samsung has reached a new level of transparency with its customers.
Hopefully it will be available for PC monitor
These would be better for glasses with working screen would be great, if they are connected to the mobile
Nice nerd jacket.
Коробки , коробки , одни коробки из года в год 😢
Wow this is pretty wild stuff, feels like we are really in the future
Micro led glasses is dope
They keep improving the quality, yet I’ve never seen one on store shelves.
Get these damned things to market already.
If you have to plug the product into a power source, it's not wireless.
Too bad LG has a transparent OLED display.
I'm using a Samsung Viewfinity S8 27" 4K monitor and the anti-glare coating is incredible! I haven't seen anything like it either from Dell or other brands. They really nailed the balance of the picture quality, grainy texture, and anti-glare as well. I kept wondering when will they bring this to they're TV lineup so finally here it is. Well done, Samsung!
Samsung is at the forefront. Now Apple fans will chime in and still deny it and blindly support Apple though it doesn't innovate. Talk about a cult following without logic.
cute, they should do something about their under display camera on their z fold series
unless they are being lite up leds are naturally Transparent they put film on the back of them
There's still a ton of glare on the "glare-free" TV lmao
Now for cool sci-fi sets with large transparent display boards for tactical imaging (like what Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica were trying to depict).
So cool
"I was able to wave a light around and you couldn't see it at all"…..Maybe next time don't have the blind guy doing TV reviews eh?
All those stores in malls with glass walls can now replace them with transparent LED displays. No need to decorate each individual store outer displays, plus free ad space.
Imagine paying for skybox seats and getting hit with an ad blocking the field lol
Then you want to compare this with apple who just started using a USB cable 😂
Cyberpunk 2077 TV.
I can see this on your bathroom mirror! Morning news, weather when brushing your teeth or using the can. They could implant this in windows and allow the user to change your scenic background! This is prototype stuff I saw as a kid on YouTube back in the late 2000s! Bravo 👏 Samsung! Keep inventing
Future artwork is going to be wild!
ZEISS also presented a transparent camera frontend…
The future is here. 😎
If you layerd the transparent screens, could you make a 3d image?
Transparent LED is not useful for home cinema but among other uses I see this helpful in cars. 🙂
Bought a new 65 Samsung 120hz LED tv a couple of years ago and
the glare from my windows makes the picture hard to watch.
This man really just called transparent LEDs impractical. They’re going to be at the heart of AR and usher in the next generation of mobile devices.
The OLED with anti glare is not glare free. You can clearly see the window shining onto the display. Typical Samsung trying to overstate their achievements. That is basically just a big laptop screen, as laptops have anti glare satin screens. Not really a big accomplishment.
How much? Cost $20k for consumer
Another dystopian toy to show the real world behind the glass. Now with ads.