First Fully Transparent Smartphone!

[blakers28]

Hey Guys,

 

This seems interesting enough. Not sure Id be into it myself but itis definitely worth looking into!

 

 

 

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Polytron-Technologies-Transparent-Smartphone-Release-Date-Pictures,20766.html

[Wingingchase]

nothing to do with the article but it looks like the phone from resident evil 6

[helping]

By the time they come out with HUD contacts I probably won't care anymore.

[Emperor_Piehead]

so where is the battery?

[blakers28]

I havent a clue to be honest. They dont provide too much info on this but i saw it and kinda blew me away. However i cant see this working for anyone who has something to hide in their texts LOL.

[catbutts]

I wonder how the display would handle low light/bright situations.

[Langdon]

Pretty cool but what's the use of a transparent phone? 

[Stomplar]

Damn, I'm late for work can anyone help me look for my phone? 

 

Sure, whats it look like?

 

Its invisible.

[iAsuno]

The transparent gameboy comes back. Just kidding. That's what I thought when I read the title. Hahaha. I'm surprised Swype do laughs. Hahaha.

[iAsuno]

Sorry double post.phone messed up.

[Matsy]

Pretty useless, transparent technology should just be used for screens if anything, not the entire device.

Think of minority report and the like, with its transparent screens everywhere, they are still connected to some sort of frame that isn't transparent.

[Thunderjolt]

By the time they come out with HUD contacts I probably won't care anymore.

The day that comes out I will be the happiest guy alive.

[criso8]

I guess its a step forward in technology. At this point I don't think this is the right implementation but it is cool the this is out there and is being developed.

[Nicktrance]

How does that even work and what is the point in smartphones other than looking cool?

 

... Also, if this were popular, it would probably kill sexting...

[xBlizzDevious]

Well, I'm not entirely sure how it works... But to me, it looks like  piece of glass (or plastic) with some electronics stuck on it, with a sticker of a 1 and a 0 on it... I'm sorry, but is there proof this is real? I'm sure it can be done... But that just looks fake.

[sof006]

I don't like this. I don't want to be able to see the ground or anything on the other side of my phone while I use it. I like to be able to SEE the content on my phone. 

[blakers28]

I agree, the implementation isnt to my liking but i think its cool that its a step forward for technology. But most likely wont be something that takes off.

[nsyedhasan]

Why? Most people don't want people to see what you do. THis would be good to see this screen being implemented on other things like glass walls for hospitals.

[Fetzie]

Yeah, so...um...where's the battery?

[blakers28]

Why? Most people don't want people to see what you do. THis would be good to see this screen being implemented on other things like glass walls for hospitals.

I second that

[TopWargamer]

Cool I guess, but I'd much rather have a bendy phone than a transparent phone.

Also, where's the battery?

[yorky321]

Yeah, so...um...where's the battery?

 Exactly what i was thinking. Battery ? Cpu ? Ram ? Any form of motherboard/ mainboard ? All that looks to be is a piece of glass with a camera connected to a resistor and SD card lol 

[Alex780]

What's the point of a see through phone?

[NinjaStyle013]

I actually have an idea for a tablet that could use this but to be honest using a joint to just flip the screen defeats its purpose.

This however is perfect for a flip phone, you could have it like a normal smartphone when its flipped down then flip it out and have it like a flip phone.

[xBlizzDevious]

I actually have an idea for a tablet that could use this but to be honest using a joint to just flip the screen defeats its purpose.

This however is perfect for a flip phone, you could have it like a normal smartphone when its flipped down then flip it out and have it like a flip phone.

 

I can't see how that's in any way useful.....