>What is the use case of a transparent screen with what looks like terrible resolution, colour fidelity and viewing angles? Especially when laptops are so low o

>What is the use case of a transparent screen with what looks like terrible resolution, colour fidelity and viewing angles? Especially when laptops are so low on the desk one can see what's behind just by lifting their head. I could see it being useful in an Augmented Reality context, perhaps as an overlay for an existing physical interface .. maybe this prototype has some issues that would make that unwieldy, but in general the whole concept of transparent displays has some validity. Synthesizer guys could use it to restore their patches on old analog gear with no patch memory (okay you can just use your phone for this too..) .. aquarium users might use it to analyze their fish health, and so on. Definitely some uses cases..