I’ve seen many transparent displays at trade shows, but they’re always bland with dull colors. However, Samsung’s new transparent Micro-LED displays at CES 2024 are a bit different. The company had it ...

In 2010, Samsung demoed a transparent laptop prototype. The OLED laptop looked uniquely futuristic, and there were even reports that Samsung would release the design for real. But it never did. And 14 ...

The CES showfloor is never short of real-world products that will come to people’s homes later that year… nor is it deprived of ambitious concepts that won’t properly materialise for years, if ever.

Samsung's new transparent Micro-LED display wasn't much more than a technology demo at CES 2024, as the South Korean company wasn't clear on when its transparent Micro-LED display would hit the market ...

Photos of a transparent LED screen with a “ZJU” pattern on toughened glass, emitting different colours under corresponding biases. (Courtesy: Liu Yang, Zhejiang University) Researchers in China have ...

Consider this a sneak peek at what InfoComm 2018 attendees will be Tweeting and Instagramming: LG Transparent Color LED film display. If that sounds familiar, yes, LG unveiled a transparent display at ...

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd. (OTCPK: SSNLF) has revealed an innovative Transparent MicroLED display, a new technology that transforms how we view visual content. What Happened: Samsung's transparent ...

Samsung has unveiled the world’s first transparent Micro LED TV lineup just ahead of CES 2024. These TVs feature a transparent panel that lets viewers see through the display, blurring the line ...

The future of television? Samsung’s very expensive Transparent Micro LED technology has some interesting innovations that feel rather futuristic. We will discuss this in greater detail post-show ...

A screenshot from a video posted on X shows the transparent display in action. Photo: Dave Snelling, @snellingD on X Samsung showed off three transparent microLED displays at its First Look event ...

A new process in the development of atomically thin materials could advance the development of transparent LED displays, efficient solar cells and tiny transistors. Engineers at UC Berkeley and ...