Samsung Shows World’s First Transparent MicroLED, 8K Wireless Projector

[@asmmahfuz8569]

Transparent display is very important for the future AR glasses. The display isn't there yet. But this is how you get there. The display needs to be as transparent as normal glasses. It's like 50-60% there. This is the most important display technology right now.

[@AlexFoster2291]

Cant happen. There are LEDs embedded in that screen. They will always block light coming from the other side. They cannot exist in another dimension. And light going through a piece of glass with bits inside of it will always appear darker than if there were not LEDs in there.

[@Alex-hv3ir]

Or they could just do like they do now and use a decent camera with a much better display. It probably isn’t as much cost effective or lag free as a transparent display but it will also make it a worse VR device since you cannot fully block the light. With that display.

[@twixxtro]

future AR and VR will be with neuralink

[@sjm4306]

The way current ar glasses work is to use the pepper's ghost setup where light doesn't pass thru the display but is reflected at 45 degrees off a prism/birdbath optics. This way you can see the display but also everything else through the glass optics.

[@martinomg]

​@@AlexFoster2291 not necessarily. That's only applicable in a context where image and the surface where image is rendered is flat. Lenses are not flat, nor the way the eye renders images. I do see a lot of ways to make partial projections or even pixels that with some angle can create the required partial rendering that is needed for AR, which is the most complex task for this application. I work in Geospatial imaging software and you kind of build a geo image based on various features and angles to achieve a desired projection (for instance in images with multiple layers of sensors). Considering pixels are like small colored directional light bulbs it could be possible to use that to build projections suited for the eyes with only a fraction of the surface that is generating the image. The meta quest pro already handles pretty well eye tracking doing the rendering with a camera based AR, so we kind of know where to point. This tech + directional pixels + eye tracking tech + some months worth of meta/apple/samsung engineers could get us there pretty fast 😝

[@dpcdpc11]

I'm using a Samsung Viewfinity S8 27" 4K monitor and the anti-glare coating is incredible! I haven't seen anything like it either from Dell or other brands. They really nailed the balance of the picture quality, grainy texture, and anti-glare as well. I kept wondering when will they bring this to they're TV lineup so finally here it is. Well done, Samsung!

[@idontthinkso6172]

Are u real I feel like no normal person would only talk about the anti glare coating.

[@user-xt6bd4qm5g]

From this video it doesn't seem to do a lot except blur the light he shined on it. It was actually more obvious but if you like it, enjoy

[@Kube_Dog]

Does it still stop working the day after the warranty expires, like their older TVs?

[@Mystic_Christopher]

Samsung has reached a new level of transparency with its customers.

[@randomhumanonearth777]

[@nutterknoll69]

If only the worlds governments could do that!

[@yellostallion]

I see what you mean

[@uniqueworldak6684]

How buy in India who is dealers ditels please

[@RickOShay]

All those transparent screens in movies on subs and spaceships now a reality thanks to Samsung! That's awesome. Glass touch screens - cloaking, wallpaper - windows in buildings and cars!

[@eSKAone-]

CGI far cheaper in those cases

[@physicsguybrian]

The Expanse!!!!

[@mnomadvfx]

Eh? Cloaking is about bending light around an object, not allowing it to pass through.

[@BManStan1991]

​@@physicsguybrianit'll get cheaper. Look at regular flat screen tvs. They're practically free today compared to how much they used to cost 10 years ago.

[@mrmusic1880]

Now this is the definition of Samsung innovation, absolutely incredible! I really hope this comes into production soon!

[@Ivantheterrible495]

LG already did it better at the same event with their own transparent screen

[@AS-yf4jr]

​@Ivantheterrible495 that's oled dum dum. I guess you didn't see the video carefully.

[@bvbxiong5791]

can't wait till my car's windshield is also a tv so i don't miss out on all my favorite shows while the ai is driving!

[@Kube_Dog]

Thanks, President of Samsung Marketing.

[@ysfchannel8380]

Apple vision pro using micro oled

[@megsman4749]

Nothing unites a family better than a new TV.

[@i_got_the_juice.]

Or a horror movie

[@amdee305]

Sharing food with your family is far better.

[@peterock42]

Hey look Samsung always biting off LG transparent TVs like everything else

[@hogman3543]

Not in 2024

[@Mosopia]

​@ABachelorsLifeNo obese American family oives together... what disgrace country

[@MyYouTubeAZ12345]

My God! Like many movies like Avatar, Marvel series, sci-fi... transparent screen come trues...

[@jlee4039]

Incredible

[@Hokunin]

practicality of transparent monitor is questionable.

[@loftt_01]

@@Hokunin but they look sick as

[@photosandclips9452]

Exactly, unusable, just like a movie...

[@MapSpawn]

I want the projector, to me the bigger the screen the better. The fact that it is wireless is really cool. It being whisper quiet is important too.

[@Justice_Akbr]

Those micro led colors and brights are very great than I thought compared to oled or any other type screens. Can't wait to buy 40 to 55 inches micro led tv.

[@CausallyExplained]

go for 65" its the best of all worlds.

[@kdkseven]

​@CausallyExplained Yeah i got a 55" for the living room, and while it's a good size for that common area, the next TV i get for the video game room will be a 65".

[@Alien_isolationist]

​@@kdksevenI heard you don't want to go too big for gaming what do you know about this?

[@kdkseven]

@@Alien_isolationist Yeah, i think gamers who play things like CoD on PC online prioritize frames per second or refresh rates over screen size and graphical fidelity (i think they prefer a 32" or 42" screen). I'm a more casual gamer who plays on console (Switch and XBox), so i'm fine with 30 or 60 fps and a 55" or 65" screen works great for me.

[@Alien_isolationist]

@@kdkseven oh I thought the guy was talking about a visual degradation on larger tvs but maybe you're right idk much about it

[@Tenshihan-Quinn]

These will be fantastic for film makers to use as foreground shots with performers behind the glass - blended into a scene, kind of the reverse of how Matte paintings were used in the past - but far more advanced in application.

[@kristinaF54]

or they'll be used as functional props and "in camera" visual displays instead of paying cgi artists to fill in digital effects during post production.

[@paper_gem]

Would be good for a window. Imagine this display making a winter day look like summer. Could really lift someone's mood.

[@Nobddy]

It’s flat. It’s 2d

[@ronlaverdiere]

Or the opposite - displaying an active household when a burglar is scouting the neighbourhood.

[@northvanwan7428]

it could display a crack, when the temp plummets. $$

[@crazyprayingmantis5596]

A normal TV can do that

[@kenbob1071]

With climate change, current winter days already look like summer.

[@Dina_tankar_mina_ord]

A hud with an ai assisted detection and information feed on your windshield could be a cool thing. imagin a windshield screen that adresses potential and important information to the dirver. Enhancing the color values or nightvision overlays for better visuals or gps guides directly over the fov. Or some simmilar hud in helmets for firefighters or soldiers. Cool ideas.

[@ronlaverdiere]

Or blanking out another car as you enter the intersection - BAM! AI just took you out!

[@kristinaF54]

As a car windshield you could augment the view ahead at night using a HD IR camera mounted to the bonnet, to see in the dark, like wearing EOTech GPNVG Night Vision Goggles, only better.

[@ronlaverdiere]

@@kristinaF54they already do with some brands.

[@mujtabamujeeb786]

Damn all those sci fi stuff turning into reality

[@TheAdnanmajor]

4k tech is still pretty good! I don't know if 8k is really needed now.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

8K is meant for huge displays like 85-inches and higher. 8K will have its place in the future and it should because the whole point of technology is that it's supposed to keep improving across all industries.

[@aytacercen944]

Why would I want to see what is BEHIND my TV screen as if I am looking out the window..

[@ikubarus.6966]

Not much content on 8k either

[@Hirnlego999]

I'd rather have 48 or 60 fps recordings

[@skyhigh1803]

Dream of 8k 42 inch led tv. And 8k 27 inch monitor. And as cheap as possible. Thank You.

[@tonytech5520]

If they can make only one side of the screen transparent, that would be perfect for eye-contact video conferences (Sky, Zoom, Meet...) with the camera located right behind the screen.

[@carlospcpro]

So cool im still waiting to purchase a MIcro LED Monitor / TV someday.

[@B_Machine]

Same. We're gonna be waiting a while lol.

[@sflxn]

My local store has a 110” microled. It is mind boggling. Neither oled nor miniled tv can come close. That tv sells for almost $200k usd.

[@spencerbair1137]

I believe that's Samsung's "the wall". As I understand it, it is the first and only microled display, until now.

[@ronlaverdiere]

I would hardly call a 110" LED micro...

[@ihanak8814]

I actually bought the same one. Im a millionaire(trust funds from parents) and since I just play video games all day and hire prostitues all day I bought the best tv possible

[@MetalHendrix.]

David Katzmaier is a Legit TV Living Legend✊🏽🔥

[@wanholee-ix3zu]

IT'S a highest level technology and AWESOME!!

[@joelface]

Proposal: Layer 10-15 transparent displays in front of each other, and display holographic/volumetric video that displays on each consecutive layer. Then, at the back have a panel of Privacy Smartglass which can be turned opaque or transparent with the switch of a button. "Privacy Smartglass, also referred to as privacy glass or switchable glass, is electric switchable glass with adjustable opacity. It uses electro-chromatic technology to interchange between transparency and an opaque state by applying voltage." That way you could turn the display into more of a regular television (that wasn't see-through) when you wanted.

[@Nobddy]

Buy 10-15 overpriced transparent TVs and a theoretical privacy glass tv so we can watch non transparent tv?

[@bugbabez]

stacking them could also make for a volumetric display to present three dimensional visuals with depth and 360 visibility

[@joelface]

@@bugbabez exactly! It's the depth that makes it interesting. However, it does seem that a lot of light is lost through each display, so 10-15 would be WAY too many in retrospect. You would only get 2-3 before you wouldn't be able to see any further, I think. Perhaps that can be improved in further iterations.

[@davidddo]

That'll be $1.000.000, cash or card?

[@joelface]

@@davidddo haha.. you're probably right. Still, as a proof of concept, I'd love to see them do it. There might be a cheaper way to do it using the same type of technology. A thicker pane of glass with embeddings at different depths.

[@DavidConant]

Transparent LED is not useful for home cinema but among other uses I see this helpful in cars. :)

[@Art-is-craft]

It could be used in smaller table top games to make the view look 3d. You foul be looking at an object on the other side and the screen could create snow effects or laser effect.

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

If this becomes windshields, then I want a lifetime warranty.

[@OptimusPax1]

New window that I’ve been seeing in futuristic movies/games. WTG Samsung!

[@frey8725]

So, instead of being annoyed with the fly walking on the screen, you can be annoyed by the fly walking on the wall behind the tv. LOL

[@supking403]

The screens from black ops 2!

[@alexander2685]

2030

[@eastonh11]

Maybe have the transparent monitor in front of a window so it does not block the view when not in use?

[@joelface]

Totally, if you can combine the technology with Privacy Smartglass. Even just having a pane of Smartglass behind the transparent screen. "Privacy Smartglass, also referred to as privacy glass or switchable glass, is electric switchable glass with adjustable opacity. It uses electro-chromatic technology to interchange between transparency and an opaque state by applying voltage." That way you could watch the screen without having to see what is outside the window at the same time.

[@AdmiralBison]

Smaller portable Lazer TVs/UST projectors would be awesome. A home theater on the go can put in one's bag for travel.

[@SeohnAranys]

Imagine this see through screen. But as your front car window with night vision overlay to help you drive at night. Assuming you can deal with the latency issue between the camera and the image on the screen

[@MrFlexNC]

I could see this being used at a fancy conference table. It could slide from under the table and stretch along the whole width of the table

[@Art-is-craft]

It could also be used in table top gaming systems.

[@dhirendersahani2544]

Samsung has always done futuristic technology 😊

[@larrytaylor2692]

Glossy screen yes they get reflections but their picture quality looks so much better it’s worth turning down the lights to me the Mat screens ruins too much for me

[@MichaelWalker-wu2pq]

This definitely feels like it was inspired by Star Trek. The famous "on screen" where a display would come up over the command bridge "window".

[@travelchoice89]

Thanks, Samsung continues to push the boundaries of innovation, seamlessly blending cutting-edge display technology with the elegance of transparency. T

[@Seconds84]

Glare free = matte black instead of inky glossy black. Pass

[@mhenrique4860]

matte displays always wash the colors (and also blacks as you can see on this video) so no glare free for me..

[@Wobble2007]

Stay away from matt screens, it ruins blacks, and causes pixel haze and up to 40% reduction in perceptive resolution, you always want clear screens, preferably real glass with a nice black tint.

[@chidianuforo3670]

I'd say see it in person first and then judge it

[@7531monkey]

Dont worry you cant afford it anyhow.

[@Wobble2007]

@@7531monkey Nobody with money would say that, it's crass and unbecoming.

[@siguy6412]

Wonder if the transparent MicroLED could be used for something like smart glasses??🤔

[@spencerbair1137]

It can, but at the moment it's more translucent than transparent. Time will eventually fix this.

[@GrownOutMyJeans]

Please add this to the microwave window, so i dont need to pause what im watching to heat up something. I could just stare at the microwave. Or just not have a tv anymore and just watch my microwave at that point. Or the oven, so I can stop promising myself that I wont forget whatevers inside when my ADHD makes me promise myself I wont need a timer this time.

[@NoGattsuNoGlory]

Next apple will make their own version 3 years from now and say it's the first of it's kind

[@Paulygon]

Ignorant comment lol

[@wensonchang6077]

you know apple too well

[@shanew7361]

😂 yea I dropped apple with the iPhone 6. Their tech is soooo far behind. it's pathetic.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

​@@shanew7361iPhone 6 Plus is the world's first foldable phone. 🤣🤣🤣

[@IIISentorIII]

Guy that shows transparent displays in 2024 is dressed and has a haircut, glasses from a reporter in the 1980s

[@DjSharperimage]

We need this for car windshields with Google Maps/GPS. It could highlight streets and turns, and also warn of danger, etc, etc.

[@xevious2501]

ive wanted this for decades when LG first showed their initial venture into transparent displays. Long have i wanted a screen for my desktop display. hanging from the ceiling, like a clear sheet of glass used as a program monitor.

[@sfsen]

Future of car windshield. Getting that crosshairs to lock on to your enemies and transparency for fireworks from the nukes.

[@mrnobodymobile]

I can see this on your bathroom mirror! Morning news, weather when brushing your teeth or using the can. They could implant this in windows and allow the user to change your scenic background! This is prototype stuff I saw as a kid on KZbin back in the late 2000s! Bravo 👏 Samsung! Keep inventing

[@justanotherguy469]

The next step should be a cubed holographic array that, if transparent, can be viewed from all angles.

[@kristinaF54]

They had transparent tv/computer touchscreens on The Expanse (sci-fi series), but I think the coolest use was their transparent mobile smartphones, those looked really great.

[@JohnFrumFromAmerica]

Samsung was asking how can they build a transparent TV when they should have been asking why build a transparent TV.

[@mtamech535]

🎯

[@GonzaloMassa]

1:52 I like the bamboo version of that PS2

[@DriveupLife22]

Make NO mistake. These panels will do one thing: get more advertisements delivered to your eyeballs. Ads will go where no ads have gone before.

[@Beeda2004]

that transparent microled reminds me freaking roadways, it works only when is no light around or you will see nearly nothing

[@Soliye.]

Can't wait to have ads 24/7 while trying to look through my fcking windows

[@nameinvalid69]

amazing stuff, there can be sooooo many applications for such displays, either just home decor or practical stuff like... on CAR / vehicles!!!

[@aceplaya84]

once they make these touch screen we are one step close to tony stark tech ! cant wait to see where this goes for the future !!

[@SunnyOst]

Imagine paying for skybox seats and getting hit with an ad blocking the field lol

[@GoogleVideoMan]

When will movie theater implement 8k projection?

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

You ever been to a TRUE 1570 IMAX theater? IMAX film can display 16K resolution.

[@தமிழோன்]

Dunno why everyone keeps repeating that transparent LEDs are not practical like a broken record. You can use them in car windscreens (display speeds, GPS routes, etc), use it AR smart glasses, smart home windows, etc, etc.

[@ivan333777]

All those stores in malls with glass walls can now replace them with transparent LED displays. No need to decorate each individual store outer displays, plus free ad space.

[@8KNGS]

cant wait til they find a way to make floating screens so when we look up at night we can see ads instead of stars

[@nicholsonjay4724]

The point of these otherwise non practical products isn’t for the purpose of selling them….it’s to show technological superiority to sell the brand.

[@mr.morales0707]

Gonna need this soon. Especially for AR

[@dickriggles942]

We need rollup TVs next. Would be nice to have a 100 inch OLED that rolls up and can be carried out easily. That or panel TVs that can be assembled, possibly on your entire wall. This is dumb.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

This isn't dumb. Transparent displays will push forward wearable smart glasses and smart windshields in cars, etc.

[@dickriggles942]

@@PSYCHOV3N0M Lol, no.

[@spencerbair1137]

Panel TVs already exist. Samsung's "The Wall" is a panel MicroLED TV. OLED screens can flex, but they can't roll up. They need a little more stability than that. Otherwise one would probably end up with wayward pixels that don't look right because the screen is too bendy.However, if yoi want a bendy oled, there is a bendable oled monitor that you can buy for a nice 3k.

[@dickriggles942]

​@@spencerbair1137 They exist but they cost a fortune.

[@Matt-jc2ml]

Could they make the transparent LED smaller? Like an inch long? And put it in glasses 🤩

[@ronlaverdiere]

They are already far smaller than 'an inch long'. If they were that big, you wouldn't have a transparent screen. Each pixel generated would be massive - we would be back to 8-bit screens.

[@Matt-jc2ml]

@@ronlaverdiere you really interpreted that as me asking if they can make an inch long pixel? I'm obviously referring to the screen in its entirety

[@sirjohng1]

I can see a soft glow from the object you are waving around at 3:04 next to the apple.

[@CiBi1968]

Transparent Micro led glasses would be great for surgeons and screens for general operating theaters.

[@alexander2685]

8k looks like it's a far way off until we get movies being made in 8k and more content.

[@slowanddeliberate6893]

Movies are in 8K at the theaters.

[@alexander2685]

​@@slowanddeliberate6893With the economy and most people don't care and can't tell the difference it's to far away.

[@slowanddeliberate6893]

IMAX movies have been in 16K for a long time already, too.

[@alexander2685]

I have no idea what boat you're coming from, but nobody wants 8k it's a waste of money. The eyes can't see the difference. One day, you will see the light, lol.

[@slowanddeliberate6893]

@alexander2685 Actually, 8K is perfect for TVs larger than 70 inches. As display technology progresses, giant TVs will become affordable and more practical.

[@MarcoPaints]

Imagine paying for a box and getting ads lmfao

[@straightup7up]

I can't wait to watch Netflix and stare at the wall behind the tv - simply amazing!

[@Drewstir68]

"HDMI material or whatever" same bro, same... XD

[@JASNSOUNDS]

If you look into the upper left corner there is definitely glare on the glare free screen lol

[@Rockysbeats]

ultra short throws are the future they just to be come more compact like more of a strip than a box and will phase out tvs altogether

[@TheGoddon]

Painting a wall with that "world's blackest" black paint and placing this TV infront of it would be interesting.

[@Reginald_Harrison]

Just get a regular OLED instead. This tech will have actual uses aside from being used as a monitor/TV.

[@TheGoddon]

@MrTickleBean why you gotta pull me down like that bro...

[@soccergoku24]

Hopefully, Samsung will release a Transparent Phone Terminal sometime soon.

[@raulcosta69]

So everybody can see what you are doing with your phone 😂

[@soccergoku24]

@raulcosta69 It’s the user decision to make it completely transparent or not. Thinking outside the box is key when it comes to new technology. With that said, most examples are seen in futuristic Movies and TV shows. A transparent display would help out in areas like schools, hospitals, malls, stadiums, and with smaller devices like an AR Headset, TV Monitor, Phones, and Watches.

[@raulcosta69]

⁠@@soccergoku24 this technology can be useful for many fields i agree But not for cellphones, at least not till you have battery consume issues and need a camera anyway for AR Transparent no frame/no cover phones are more easy to break Privacy is also another problem, i see more “roll screen” in the future of smartphones

[@nonamus]

Very practical for recording studios

[@james-sw2vd]

If you can bend this.. Available for military use. Maybe there will be a revolution in ground, sea and air weapons systems.

[@HailAnts]

The only use for a transparent TV screen is in the military, HUDs and such. It's only shown on desktops in movies because it looks so 'futuristic'.

[@Bhaiyaa_ji]

Iron Man's Tech is Now A Reality

[@stickynorth]

8K is next revolution in broadcasting and filmmaking! I can't wait!

[@Sami.the.auto.advisor]

would love if 8k really goes mainstream… but even 4k is not fully available. due to the big jump in bandwidth required with 8k videos i doubt broadcasters and production houses would be going that route anytime soon. what is more likely to happen is videos with higher nits which won’t involve any bump in bandwidth. that is one reason why Sony is ditching OLED TVs this year and showcasing Mini LED TVs with 4000 nits.

[@onlytheneeded412]

8K is not necessary needed, it won't provide that much better quality than we get now with 4K, the biggest supplier to future use in fact is the transparent screen. This will provide real sci-fi application to tablets, phones, AR Glasses, this is the future. I'd much rather we focus on transparent technology vs. 8K technology, if we can have glasses vs. a wall mounted TV that is light, long lasting, and offers clear fidelity and sight beyond the picture then a TV won't really be necessary in the future as you'll have that already in your glasses. I see this as the next tech boom, transparent displays will boost our next technology drive.

[@alexander2685]

Might be waiting awhile as movie makers think it's too much to use at the moment and 8k you can only notice on tvs 85 inches or bigger.

[@slowanddeliberate6893]

8K has been the standard resolution at movie theaters for a long time now.

[@slowanddeliberate6893]

My cellphone records 8K video.

[@johnbeton4058]

Fantastic! Now i can drive and watch TV at the same time.

[@TH3mrBROWN]

Everyone in the comments saying “transparent screens are NOW a reality” you’re a little late to the party lol we’ve had other transparent displays for some years now.

[@andrewwallace9485]

I truly appreciate the Micro Led Displays Television 📺 which is truly better than the QD-Oled or the WRGB Oled Televisions 📺 Displays Technology!

[@WestOfEarth]

To me it seems like the transparent screen is an invention looking for a necessity.

[@mtamech535]

Best comment.

[@The1withlogic]

You most definitely could see the light it was just matte and blurred instead of glossy and sharp.

[@trevorgwelch7412]

Cell phones and lap top computers will be clear as glass in 5 years . Totally transparent . 3-D images . Chip will be a quantum micro computer .

[@Pudibu]

They should stack multiple transparent screens to make a realistic 3d tv box

[@alxandrjw]

I wonder if they could create layers of this technology to create a hologram display.

[@lamsmiley1944]

You could, but the amount of light lost in each layer is fairly significant.

[@joelface]

@@lamsmiley1944 That's a good point, but seems like something that can improve in time. I would love to see at least a two layer display and see how that looks.

[@unadomandaperte]

A car windshield that can enhance vision at night. The end of blinding headlights! Till the darn thing glitches and veer off the road uncontrollably AHH!!!😂

[@shawn3595]

If it is possible to integrate the micro led into a Windshield you get a giant heads up display

[@Art-is-craft]

Would not need a giant heads up display just one lower down that does not interfere with line of sight.

[@kirkellis4329]

@@Art-is-craft But if it covered the whole windshield, then it could be opaqued to act as a sunshade when the car is parked, and it could show a movie on that whole area when parked and sitting at a charging station. Of course you could do those two things with just Smart Film and a UST projector, but not the HUD functions, so this is better.

[@XxYzflyfly]

That tap shooting fire fr 😂

[@nicknorthcutt7680]

Exciting times for new tv tech!

[@wanholee-ix3zu]

IT'S a highest technology and AWESOME!!!

[@jacobbaumgardner3406]

This would be very popular with storefronts for advertising.

[@RandomRoulett3]

We can use this technology to formulate an attack plan on the Death Star.

[@BlondieSL]

I wonder if any of these companies might start to research using a layered system of several transparent displays, with the last one begin solid, to create full, Stereoscopic 3D. If someone could invent a really good 3D TV, without glasses and without that "Sweet spot" issue with "glassless" 3D displays, then 3D TV could make a comeback in a big way.

[@biffinbome]

The soccer game example is cool until ADVERTISEMENTS are blocking the view of the field every 10 minutes

[@cimmerian100]

Imagine paying $$$$ for a box at a sporting event, only to have adverts fill your entire window.

[@nightthemoon8481]

"glare free screen" bros reinvented matte screen coatings 💀

[@origanami]

Cyberpunk gun-mounted HUD here we go!

[@EyeForKnowledge.]

Great. So when my tv is off, it looks like a piece of plexiglass hanging on my wall.

[@8KNGS]

oh god yes now we can be forced to WATCH ads at the STADIUM in our seats that we spent HUNDREDS on

[@jermaine8107]

Now we just need a 3D version of the TV with “Nintendo 3DS” style 3D capabilities.

[@tripledair]

Oh cool, so now I can pay a couple thousand to stare at the wall behind my TV.

[@razi1992]

isn't that "glare-free" tech just a matte finish like a lot of monitors have? if so, it will definitely take a lil hit on the picture quality

[@Raymond_Petit]

Samsung showing off! 👍