Things such as this make me miss the transflective display on my Fujitsu Stylistic ST-4110 and wish that there were computers available with such a display now

Things such as this make me miss the transflective display on my Fujitsu Stylistic ST-4110 and wish that there were computers available with such a display now (which weren't intended, and priced, for military and maritime usage). It really is nice to have a screen which works in full, bright, direct sunlight with no need to fuss with angles or seek shade. Interestingly, Lenovo recently announced a prototype laptop with transparent display: https://www.gadgets360.com/laptops/news/lenovo-transparent-laptop-design-leak-mwc-2024-unveil-report-5024678 https://www.gadgets360.com/laptops/news/lenovo-transparent-l... which I think has a lot of potential: - it would be amazing for repair work - similarly for instruction --- hold up the device to compare the current state with what the screen displays and I'm surprised that they didn't try pairing this with some sort of multiple display setup such as on the Yoga Book 9i (which I'd buy if it just had Wacom EMR).