Do you ever feel like you need to see what’s behind your laptop when you have the screen opened? Well, if you do, then you be thrilled that a transparent display laptop may be coming your way. I don’t know why anyone needs a transparent display laptop. Transparent TV, for the sake of appearing less cluttered, maybe yes, but a laptop? I can’t think of any reasons except that it can.
So, yeah, Lenovo has recently revealed a concept laptop with a transparent display. Actually, the display is not the only transparent part. The keyboard, too, is transparent. How’s that for a futuristic laptop? In case anyone’s wondering, no, a transparent keyboard is not new.
The ThinkBook Transparent Display Laptop Concept, as it is called, is a groundbreaking innovation featuring a 17.3-inch Micro-LED transparent display.
This concept laptop, designed with a borderless screen, transparent keyboard area, and a floating footpad, represents a leap in high-tech design and user interaction.
It utilizes Artificial Intelligence Generated Content (AIGC) to merge the virtual and real, enhancing work collaboration, creative efficiency, and offering a unique way to engage with digital information and physical objects simultaneously.
The transparency of the display allows for natural integration into any environment, supporting seamless transitions between keyboard and drawing functionalities.
With Micro-LED technology, the laptop offers high color saturation, exceptional contrast, and 1000-nit brightness for optimal visibility in various settings.
This concept not only demonstrates the potential for AI-enhanced PCs to transform user experiences by blending digital and physical worlds but also hints at future advancements in display technology, image quality, and user privacy options.
There are no other specifications available but I guess it does not need any since it is just a proof of concept. But yeah, it is a functioning laptop, alright. The Lenovo ThinkBook Transparent Display Laptop Concept was unveiled at the recent Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Images: Lenovo.
