Summary
Samsung has some very clear ideas about the future of high-definition displays. Clear as in you can see right through one of them.
Could you really put Samsung’s see-through display in front of a window and not sacrifice the view? You probably could. It’s 40% transparent, and would mostly make it look like you applied window film to block a little light and heat. Like others we’ve read about before, Samsung’s 55-incher will let you do things like virtually try on outfits in your wardrobe, check out the weather forecast, or get the rundown on the NBA finals while you finish your daily grooming ritual.
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