Lenovo has unveiled its Transparent microLED Laptop, marking the debut of the world’s first laptop featuring an amazing display. This innovative device exudes a futuristic aura reminiscent of sci-fi films.
While Project Crystal is not slated for commercial release at present, it serves as a visionary concept crafted by Lenovo’s ThinkPad team to explore the capabilities of transparent microLED panels alongside advanced AI functionalities.
One notable feature of Project Crystal is its ability to facilitate information sharing in diverse settings such as medical offices or hotel desks. With its unique software-driven display flipping capability, individuals can seamlessly present content to viewers on the opposite side while delivering comprehensive explanations.
The desktop icons appear suspended in the air, maintaining clarity despite a slight blur around the edges, ensuring smooth usability. Although videos with transparent backgrounds may pose visibility challenges due to subdued colors and motion, users can still comprehend the content with relative ease.
Lenovo envisions integrating a rear camera into the system to unlock new augmented reality (AR) applications, akin to the functionality of Google Lens, expanding the device’s versatility. This transparent microLED Laptop promises to bring users many interesting experiences.
The transparent nature of the microLED screen means that its visibility is influenced by the background, whether it be a wall or a window. Despite this, readability remains consistent across various lighting conditions, with darker backgrounds enhancing the visibility of light images and text.
Although the 17-inch transparent laptop with a glass screen may not be the most portable option, its mobility is crucial for optimizing screen usage across different scenarios.
