Lenovo Shows off World’s First Transparent Laptop at MWC 2024
Feb. 26, 2024Lenovo is reportedly calling this “Project Crystal.” This new ThinkBook transparent display laptop has surely stolen the show. The concept shows the latest innovations in display technology.
It features a17.3-inch Micro-LED displaywith a highly futuristic,bezel-lessdesign. We can clearly see whatever is behind the laptop’s screen. This ThinkBook transparent laptop concept also boasts a very thin profile. This tech could be pretty beneficial for artists who are trying to replicate a real-life object in the form of digital art accurately.
Lenovo has boasted that Micro-LED display technology “offers many advantages” for making a transparent display. The company mentions high contrast, 1000-nit brightness, and plenty of color saturation as key advantages of using Micro-OLED. Reportedly, the peak brightness of this transparent ThinkBook concept laptop can go up to3000 nits! Besides that, however, no other specifications have been revealed yet.
You can check out how the conceptual transparent laptop by Lenovo looks above, courtesy of PC-Watch. According to Lenovo, it could employ the use of a special layer to make the laptop screen completely opaque. This feature would allow for dynamic switching between traditional & transparent laptop modes. It isn’t just the transparent display on Lenovo’s new ThinkBook concept; the keyboard & touchpad are also on a slab of see-through glass!
These arefully touch-enabled, so no physical keys are present. Reportedly, Lenovo is exploring the use of AI to make the use of its transparent keyboard easier. Lenovo also showcased that aWacom-based styluscan be used on the ThinkBook transparent machine. The keyboard can be turned off to be used as a drawing canvas instead!
What are your thoughts on the Lenovo ThinkBook transparent laptop concept? What are the best use cases for a laptop like this? Let us know in the comments below.
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