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You don't have any interest in a TV that effectively disappears when it's off? You'd rather have a large, black monolith to look at?
by 01100011 3y ago
You don't have any interest in a TV that effectively disappears when it's off? You'd rather have a large, black monolith to look at?
- jwells89 3y agoA big empty stretch of wall space would be as awkward (or more) than a large black monolith in my opinion, but if the screen could switch off backlighting (but not color) in its pixels and basically turn into an unlit canvas that displays art when idle, that could be really cool.
- mustacheemperor 3y agoMaybe you could hang a physical piece of art there like a painting, with the display embedded in the glass within the frame.
- 01100011 3y agoEasy to put a painting, pictures, etc behind the TV. Doesn't running the display, even without the backlight, take energy?
- vbezhenar 3y agoIf you want to replace TV with something, put static image there? TVs are usually bolted to wall, so even if TV's transparent, you gotta look on the wall?
- 01100011 3y agoThat requires energy.