Looks like Fraunhofer's researchers aren't
the only Germans able to get in on the transparent OLED thing. It appears some researchers at the Technical University
of Braunschweig are claiming to have developed a technique for embedding OLED pixels on layers of transparent TFTs,
creating see-through displays that could be manufactured cheaply with flexible plastics capable of withstanding extreme
temperatures. Apparently the transparent displays, which were up to (and over) twice the brightness of today's displays,
should be ready to rock in two years -- just in time for us to renovate the Department Of Precrime set we use act out
Minority Report in during our lunch hour. Is it now?
Looks like Fraunhofer's researchers aren't
the only Germans able to get in on the transparent OLED thing. It appears some researchers at the Technical University
of Braunschweig are claiming to have developed a technique for embedding OLED pixels on layers of transparent TFTs,
creating see-through displays that could be manufactured cheaply with flexible plastics capable of withstanding extreme
temperatures. Apparently the transparent displays, which were up to (and over) twice the brightness of today's displays,
should be ready to rock in two years -- just in time for us to renovate the Department Of Precrime set we use act out
Minority Report in during our lunch hour. Is it now?