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  • #49491
    Millemissen
    BRONZE Member
      • Flensborg————Danmark

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      Shown at a yacht show (that is where the Ultra-high-net-worth individuals get together)

      Beovision Spectre concept at the Monaco Yacht Show
      byu/eliahd20 inBangandOlufsen

      The thin screen looks kind of cool imo – especially from behind.
      Personally I would preper a black back side – don’t see much use for a see-through-screen.

      MM

      #49492
      NQVHNWI
      FOUNDER Member

        I see this as junk tech.

        100% certain of that with a Theatre below it.

        I am also 100% certain that a (Beosound) Theatre only on a motorised floor stand (with no display at all) is about as stupid a look as you could get from Bang & Olufsen. (mounting a BS Edge, or Level on a motorised BS Theatre floor stand could be stupid-er but lets park these bad ideas to one side (indefinately)

        The idea is more useful if a) it could be incorporated into a window – so no new space used at all and b) the backside was automatically blacked-out (to passers-by/neighbours when watching TV. The Theatre plays no part in my opinion in this sort of “entertainment” delivery.

        The Theatre is kinda a chunky-monkey of a soundbar and the boat design tries to hide its volume somewhat (helped by a normal panel) . However, it is very much a prominent piece of premium furniture for the home begging to be displayed. Why, then you would try to make display part “semi-invisible” is unknown to me – especially when you could have all kinds of automated “reveals of a proper display at a fraction of the cost.

         

        Edit: I think if they had displayed this type of panel with a revised Harmony design, then that could have potential? The TV works as it works but when in standby or sound mode, the turned-in panels of the Speakers with a transparent screen would make the Harmony far more discreet in the home against a wall?

        #49493
        Millemissen
        BRONZE Member
          • Flensborg————Danmark

          Edit: I think if they had displayed this type of panel with a revised Harmony design, then that could have potential? The TV works as it works but when in standby or sound mode, the turned-in panels of the Speakers with a transparent screen would make the Harmony far more discreet in the home against a wall?

          I agree on that – would be nice to see…..as a concept.

          MM

          #49494
          Severed_hand_of_skywalker
          BRONZE Member
            • Toronto, Canada

            Why do we want transparent screens? So you can see the wall behind the image as you watch TV?

            #49495
            trackbeo
            Blocked

              A few designs in the late-middle to -end of LG’s design competition article show possible uses:

              Twenty innovative designs shortlisted in the second edition of Dezeen and LG Display’s OLEDs Go! competition

              In the 1990s Timex sold an LCD travel alarm that had its silver reflective backing separated from the display, to be tipped down behind as an easel.  It only really worked if there was a painted wall behind it when viewed from the bedside.  (Of course I bought the silver version, even though it wasn’t actual aluminum; the logo was more discreet than later editions too!-)

              Timex See-Thru Alarm brochureTimex See-Thru alarm late model black

              #49496
              Leosgonewild
              BRONZE Member

                Is that just a frosted glass with a short throw projector behind it?

                 

                And what is the point of that kind of screen?

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