How to Make TV Screens Disappear: See-Through TVs Could Banish the Big Black Rectangle—at a Cost

A transparent television might seem like magic, but both LG and Samsung demonstrated such displays this past January in Las Vegas at CES 2024. And those large transparent TVs, which attracted countless spectators peeking through video images dancing on their screens, were showstoppers.

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IEEE Spectrum
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1109/mspec.2024.10705380
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Cinema and Media Studies
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How to Make TV Screens Disappear: See-Through TVs Could Banish the Big Black Rectangle—at a Cost

Alfred Poor
IEEE Spectrum
Cinema and Media Studies
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How to Make TV Screens Disappear: See-Through TVs Could Banish the Big Black Rectangle—at a Cost

Alfred Poor
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Abstract

A transparent television might seem like magic, but both LG and Samsung demonstrated such displays this past January in Las Vegas at CES 2024. And those large transparent TVs, which attracted countless spectators peeking through video images dancing on their screens, were showstoppers.

IEEE SpectrumVol. 61(10)
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Cinema and Media Studies
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