This Transparent Laptop is from THE FUTURE!

Lenovo showcased the ThinkBook Transparent Display Laptop in MWC 2024 Barcelona. This is a 17.3 inch 720p micro led display which is completely see through and it even has a peak brightness of 1000 nits. This looks straight out of sci-fiction moviesa and is so cool. There is also a camera on the back of the laptop to recognise devices behind it. Do you think you'll use a laptop like this?

[acnohaki]

It doesn't make sense on a personal device. But it makes sense on public infrastructures 😊

[markethorizon]

An innovation that no one has asked for

[Zorojuro]

This much transparency in our life is not good for our health😂

[Suly.m]

It's good for first gen device .And it will be improved after time .

[bhavikbansal]

The biggest problem with laptops was online privacy
Now coz of this
Offline privacy is now a problem too

[prakhar.december]

so by default, incognito mode is disabled in this, right?

[LordDirus]

This Tech will make sense for HUD Displays, Cars, Military Googles etc

[siddhant]

Keyboard turns on when you touch it💀☠️

[tovito]

Is that the new lenovo transparent laptop?

[tarekullah]

This kind of display will make sense on smart glasses

[bispeskov]

Imagine using these in store windows or in heads up displays in vehicles

[BobIoNix]

Note to the designer: We want these on Augmented Reality heads up, glasses, fold out smartwatchphones and maybe in windshield display sections? Or do I need to lug a laptop at eye level while mobile? See through is interesting when you want the real world and augmented virtual intermeshed. Woul love to see emporiatric and telemedicine applications of these or with AI assisted Search and Rescue, imagine an overlay of heat signatures or cellphone wi fi signals for the real world behind the screen, maybe? Yes you sneaky wi fi sniffer I can c ya!😅

[Stories]

Corporates and schools would love this 😂

[helloswayamshah]

These type of TV's are the future which will be used in waiting areas of huge offices and for marketing in malls

[twintarbos]

definitely a neat tech demo product, probably not made for consumer use

[abstraction]

Theres a fatal flaw tho.

Imagine at night your caught looking at stuff you shouldnt be looking at in front of friends and parents.

[umaruchan]

Imagine officers implement those and now you have to really work for 8 hours instead of 3😂😂😂

[YaseenKabir]

I have already watch this in Moneycontrol and trakin tech 😂😂... And we spotted you guys in ershad recent video 😂

[sureeyapk]

It will be usefull in office to check if your working or. Not

[JoyceAiman]

Whats a tech channel that doesn't credit the creators