Samsung presented its technology at CES 2024.
Samsung took advantage of CES 2024 to reveal the scale of its technological ambitions. During the Las Vegas tech show, the manufacturer presented a transparent Micro-Led screen. Although stunning, this product is not for sale… yet.
A completely transparent and borderless Micro-Led screen
Samsung has long demonstrated its know-how when it comes to screens. The Micro-Led panel presented in Las Vegas is no exception to the rule, as it is completely transparent and without borders. According to our images taken at the show, the contrast is quite good despite the absence of opacity.
This demonstration proves that Samsung is actively working on transparent panels and that this is perhaps the future of TV screens, as LG demonstrated with fanfare with its 77-inch Signature Oled T, potentially marketable this year. If Micro-Led were to become more widely available, it could hit hard with unrivaled image quality. We also imagine it finding its place in the passenger compartment of a car as a dashboard, or in connected objects such as watches or smartphones.
Transparent, this Samsung panel is impressive
We will have to wait a few years to find out, because a technological demo at CES does not necessarily mean commercialization. The general public must also respond, particularly by taking into account the selling price.
Two other transparent tiles
Samsung’s Micro-Led is transparent and borderless.
To prove that Micro-Led is superior to other technologies, Samsung introduced a transparent LCD screen with huge bezels and lower image quality next to it. A transparent Oled panel was also shown with thinner borders and a much better display than LCD, but also relative transparency. Compared to these models, Micro-Led is the most impressive, but for the moment this type of panel sells for around €1000 per inch. Suffice to say that this technology is far from large-scale production.