The patent of Samsung Galaxy transparent phone was published on August 27. The display of the latest transparent phone by Samsung is characterized by high brightness, low power consumption, and improved response time. What’s worth noting here is that the same technology can also be used for laptops, TVs, and monitors as well. We are sure you’ll want this! Xiaomi Smart Toilet Seat – First Ever Antibacterial Smart Toilet
OLED Display
This display of the Samsung Galaxy transparent phone is speculated to be equipped with a transparent luminous display panel, through which light can shine, which means that the content will be displayed when the light goes through it. The patent is technically defined patent that goes into great detail about the different layers and components required to achieve transparency. Samsung Galaxy M51 Expected Launch Soon Another interesting point noticed is that the display of the Samsung transparent phone can be both flexible and flat at the same time. Also, the phone users will be able to create a rollable display, when required. If we go by the patent sketches, we are sure the new Samsung Galaxy transparent phone would be quite sleek and modern-looking.
Is the concept of transparent phones new?
The answer is simply NO! In 2009, LG had launched GD900 which wore a transparent keypad. Sony Ericsson also used the same technology and came up Xperia Pureness which adorned a not-so-good transparent display. The Chinese smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi also keeps updating its Transparent Editions, including the recently launched XiaomiMi 10 Ultra. Moreover, it isnot that Samsung has not developed transparent OLED displays in the past, but it’s just that the idea of the same on the smartphone seems quite complicated. Apple is on it: Foldable iPhone: A Look at Apple Plans And Mac Rumours
Worth the Investment?
Transparent phones sound quite futuristic, but we aren’t sure whether they hold any advantages for the users. On the negative side, it is quite a possibility that, with transparent display, the content could be washed out, and too bright, without proper lamination, thus hindering what one can actually see on the screen. We also cannot negate both – the front and rear cameras. If we position the cameras on their usual spot, then yes the phone will be transparent, but then we will see the camera sensors, thus defeating the main purpose. We will have to wait and see what Samsung will do and if the speculated Samsung Galaxy Transparent Phone will actually turn into a reality.
