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Xiaomi Mi TV LUX has a Transparent Edition you thought you never wanted

Xiaomi Mi TV LUX has a Transparent Edition you thought you never wanted

Posted on August 12, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

One of the most used tropes when it comes to sci-fi gadgets has been the use of transparent phones, tablets, and even screens. It actually isn’t science fiction anymore and transparent displays do exist, just not in wide use because of technical and economic reasons. As if trying to prove that it doesn’t have to be so, Xiaomi just launched a special edition of its Mi TV LUX OLED that will make you wish the wall behind it had more character.

Part of the magic is, of course, due to the use of a still-rare Transparent OLED that makes use of material for the lighting and colors. However, the other part of the magic is almost like smoke and mirrors, hiding the non-transparent electronics in the base rather than behind the display.
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