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In the past two years, the television industry has developed rapidly, especially in display technology. The competition among major TV manufacturers is fierce, and a series of new technologies are presented before us. Many of the former have only seen high-tech in science fiction movies. Many appear in reality. Panasonic recently put black technology at the Japan Electronics Show and launched a "transparent" TV. When it is not in use, it is transparently embedded in the display cabinet like a glass and becomes a sliding glass door.

As early as the beginning of this year's CES Electronics Show, Panasonic has already demonstrated a transparent TV concept product, but at the time of the TV is not fully transparent in the off state, and the use of LED panels. It is worth noting that this time, Panasonic's transparent TV display replaced the previous LED panel with an OLED panel, and it can display excellent image quality without backlight, and the panel thickness can be made thinner, and it can be easily embedded in a wooden cabinet. .

Press a button or make a gesture and the TV screen will appear immediately. When not in use, users can see the vases and statues in the glass cabinet through this screen. Panasonic called this technology "the future of the display" - although everyone wants to know the principle, but the company is tight-lipped about the technology behind the transparent TV, to prevent competitors from mimicking it.

Xiao Bian said that there is such a TV at home, it is simply equipped with X weapon! When small friends go to your home and ask where the TV is, you can point to the glass and say: Look, that is. Panasonic, however, said that this transparent TV product is currently in the R&D stage, and will not be introduced in the consumer market for the time being, and it may be possible that it will be listed in the next 2-3 years.