A lire sur: http://www.intomobile.com/2013/02/17/company-develops-smartphone-prototype-transparent-touchscreen/
A smartphone with transparent screen has been a dream for many
geeks for quite some time now. And it’s apparently closer to reality
thanks to Taiwan-based Polytron Technologies, which has been
demonstrating a transparent multi-touch display that should turn this
dream into reality. Their technology, called Switchable Glass, is a
conductive OLED that relies on liquid crystal molecules to display
images. When the phone is powered off, these molecules form a white
cloudy composition, making the phone look a piece of glass (with some
non-transparent plastic/metal parts around).
However, it’s important to add that the prototype unit isn’t totally transparent. SD card and SIM card slots, microphone, camera and batteries are all visible, and some of those elements will likely have to be hidden bellow some plastic for the time being. Also interesting to note is that in its finished state, the phone would feature dual-sided multi-touch displays, potentially opening new UI design possibilities.
The problem is that we’ll have to wait for a little longer to see this technology in our smartphones. The prototype device features no software or operating system, but Polytron is in talks with major smartphone makers, as we speak. Hopefully we’ll get to see some demo of this technology at this year’s Mobile World Congress when we’ll get back to you with more details. Stay tuned…
[Via: TheVerge, MobileGeeks]
However, it’s important to add that the prototype unit isn’t totally transparent. SD card and SIM card slots, microphone, camera and batteries are all visible, and some of those elements will likely have to be hidden bellow some plastic for the time being. Also interesting to note is that in its finished state, the phone would feature dual-sided multi-touch displays, potentially opening new UI design possibilities.
The problem is that we’ll have to wait for a little longer to see this technology in our smartphones. The prototype device features no software or operating system, but Polytron is in talks with major smartphone makers, as we speak. Hopefully we’ll get to see some demo of this technology at this year’s Mobile World Congress when we’ll get back to you with more details. Stay tuned…
[Via: TheVerge, MobileGeeks]
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