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CES 2024: Samsung teases the world’s first transparent MicroLED display

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Jan 8

Samsung showcased three different transparent micro LED displays at CES this year. The display uses Transparent LEDs to project content and promises to make “the line between content and reality virtually indistinguishable”.

Samsung said that the technology incorporates a thin piece of glass-like screen with “an extremely small MICRO LED chip and precision manufacturing process that eliminates seams and light refraction”.

There is still no word on pricing nor availability of these products.

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