I bought a TRANSPARENT TV for $7000 :*(
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“I’m not sure, this is English” absolute gold from Andy there
th-cam.com/video/7caqcSGxP1I/w-d-xo.html
@@generaltofu511 master baiter
time?
@@SmookieYT7:52
@@ProjectV95 thx
honestly they did that stuck-in-a-tv effect waaay better than most movies and TV shows have done it. they actually had a piece of glass he was banging instead of just trying to fake it and smacking the air. i think they even recorded the audio from the other side of the glass because the banging sounds were superb.
@@TheMarketRecap maybe they had a glass door somewhere
Yeah I was actually really impressed by that.
@@TheMarketRecap When you have millions of dollars in budget, I'm pretty sure you can find some company willing to let you bang on their glass door for a few minutes lol.
IMO the "linus stuck in the tv" looked behind linus and past him. He should have stood a few steps back.
Yeah, I also loved that, laughed too much at it and Linus scrambling to turn it off.
Can't believe he didn't show what this TV looks like from behind. In genuine shock, absolutely criminal.
Was thinking the same..
th-cam.com/video/Os592PMicjA/w-d-xo.html
They do show it though
@@rockino2562 where
@@ddtwo 4:20
The conclusion is pretty solid, a couple years ago we had a client at the place I used to work at who wanted us to redesign his storefront to integrate two transparent screens to be the glass on the front displays. The image was not as sharp and it required some trickery to look decent but they did in fact made anything inside the display look 10x more expensive and exclusive.
They use elf on both side om this side the made it into a thick rose elf
"Viewing angles are surprisingly decent."
Yeah, the viewing angles are so good you can see from behind the screen...
Lmao
@@paaaatrika lmaooooo, you can get more with two 49in curved tho
Yeah...im really disappointed they didn't show it from the rear.
Oh lololol i laughed so hard when I saw this
@@MedhaanshSingh What's the point, might as well have a project, it's way more practical this is just bad.
Linus in 2 years time: I REPLACED EVERY WINDOW IN MY HOUSE WITH THIS
would that be inward facing or outward facing? lmao
@@DataStorm1 yes
with the 8k 120hz version of this :)
@@DataStorm1 Double glazing obviously, we want to be energy efficient after all
"Now all my windows have dead pixels!"
Linus: *buys literal a Sci-Fi TV ahead of its time*
also Linus: *complains about it being 1080p*
Me who’s stuck with a 720p laptop :/
@@yuvikh homie, your laptops screen is not 40"
@@re4796 bruv when did I say that I have a 40” screen
You can make this out of an LCD with a burnt backlight and a table lamp or window behind it (well, sort of). Or just stripping an off-the-shelf OLED, if you want authentic transparent blacks just like on this one. Bargain, just strip an OLED and save 6k... doesn't sound so great anymore, does it?
@@dushk0 just get a 4K tv and save 6000$ cuz who cares about watching who’s behind the tv
It would be sick for like a storefront display in a window. Would be super futuristic
make a realistic door pic and see how many walk right into it lol
Business use deffo the main realistic use
I think in future we will got this everywhere ;)
Did you not watch the video?
“3 gigs of random stuff on your phone.” You should be used to that with the standard bloatware on your gimmicky folding Android trash you’re rocking…
The Linus stuck inside tv skit was absolutely marvelous
yeah IKR like who did they get for that part?
Halloween time.
Linus you should use it as a message board. it is a cool item but not a main daily driver i think its a status symbol
It wasn't a skit, open your eyes sheep
Pretty sure it was real
Finally, a company that finally gives us the transparency that we consumers deserve.
pog
why
I’m early to a Justin comment
Hi justin
How bout a little cup of stfu
Imagine a smaller version of this on a smart speaker to display the weather, time, reminders, notifications, etc. I would love that honestly.
Yeah, it's actually pretty cool. Would be interesting to see them release a smaller version, like maybe a 15 inch.
people have been making smart mirrors, looks pretty easy
@@Funniox smart mirrors? soon they gon be makin smart brains
so true, can use as car windows with touch screen support. really futuristic.
This could actually be a really cool thing to put at checkouts for some grocery stores or food places. Layer of TV there to show the customer their entire bill, but still face to face with the cashier, then potentially even build NFC payments right into a corner of the monitor. Could be an all in one retail machine, which is crazy cool.
Imagine going to an airport or a hotel and them being able to straight-up show you a list f the available options.
The future is so cool if we don't all die first, man.
Wait the image will be fliped to the person on theother side, so it is still useless and more expensive then puting 2 screen back to back
"who would need this?" dude you forgot to mention spaceship captains. they'll have to make do until holographics technology cathes up.
With transparent display you could indeed make a 3d grid just by placing them next to each other.
theres holographic screen, sony make one, other also with different tech with a solid block looking thing.
mi's mix4 will use this technology to make under-screen cameras（by Google translate
Space Force will be buying them up.😂
@David Dukes people would buy everything if it wasn't expensive
I sort of hate admitting that I found the whole "Linus stuck in the TV" deal actually kinda funny....
It was very well done.
I thought it was great
@@jjpark98 It was.
Sounds to me, it is a prelude for Halloween special.
it was well synched.
I see a lot more potential for this technology (transparent display) being used in things like smart glasses compared to TV, if the cost of this transparent display is a lot higher than traditional displays. If something like a smart window is desired, a traditional display and a 4K camera on the other side of the wall will do the job.
I proposed a type smart glass, being one whole curved panel, much like those curved displays. The display is divided up in sections for different resolution and functionality. The central small section where the eyes are staring at accounts for maybe 20% the total area have 70% of the pixel count, using for complexed AR functions, while the outer regions have a lower resolution, and only provides a very basic UI, like time, heart rate, location and speed…
A very clever review with soe quirky bits. Love it.
Imagine putting jumpscares on windows for Halloween with this.
Ghostng images of people from the second floor window. That should keep them trick or treaters away.
Yeah... and someone punches it right afer lol
Lmfao, @Thomas the tank engine why aren't you hunting claire?
You could accomplish this with a TV on the floor point upwards reflecting through some glass at a 45 degree angle, arcade cabinet style. It's basically how teleprompters work over a camera.
Ah yes 7200 for a halloween prop. Why would I actually do that like I would buy this just for effect I live halloween
i sincearly hope this "Linus is stuck in the technology" develops in to a reoccuring story in future epsiodes.
I would actually love that
Yes
12:26 yes this was great XD
yess
im expecting a build up for halloween 🎃
You should make a car windsheild that functions as an info display. :) Seeing this video, clear screens clearly work, so maybe it would work for a window or windsheild.
1:02 "see through the marketing" lol
Linus: See-through display is nonsense
Literally any scifi game or movie: SEE THOROUGH DISPLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY
me still waiting for a real life ME omni tool
@@Morgan_The_Dude I'm commander Shepard and i love this comment
I'd imagine at some point they'd add a way to locally make the screen less transparent. I guess by adding an Liquid crystal (LCD) layer or something.
@@dykam Yeah, it would be nice have it less or non-transparent when it's on
It could be used as a windows mounted tv
Yeah, see-through displays are great for movies and games, though, since it means you can have the screen's content and the actor's face in the same shot. Not to mention all the dramatic 360s you can pull off while keeping everything visible. That's undoubtedly why they show up so much.
But it's particularly funny in the new Star Treks, where they don't merely have transparent screens floating in the air, but all interactions are done entirely through gestures and transparent virtual control surfaces. So you can't see the screen and instruments correctly, AND you get no tactile feedback. And they're using these things to fly their ships! Looks great onscreen, but it would be a nightmare to actually use.
Not showing the other side is a missed opportunity if you ask me.
I think you could see it in this channel story several days ago...
@@faridarro4462 Most people don't watch TH-cam stories or don't even know they exist.
@@faridarro4462 what's a youtube story
just imagine whatever they showed, mirrored
I mean, they did show it to ya, just with no image on it
This should have been the start of the Linus Cinematic Universe (LCU). Linus being trapped inside a TV and an imposter taking over was too good of a plot to be disposable.
Besides being used as a snazzy display commercially or a super expensive display piece, I could see this being used in some kind of business or teaching setting, where you could have people sat either side of the desk and still be able to see each other through the screen. Maybe for for presenting ideas to a client or something, or as a visual aid whilst still being able to be sort of face-to-face with them. On the other hand, with VR/AR coming along as it is, if you have that kind of money to spend and that's what you're going for, that kind of does that better in a lot of cases.
Not super useful, but probably pretty neat in a few very specific scenarios.
This ending has created a new timeline in Linus Lore.
It's the beginning of the Linus Cinematic Universe, all your favorite Tech and Gaming streamers will have a major or walk-on part.
The Darkest Timeline
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can't wait for the movie...
It's an exclusive on Floatplane :)
Plot twist: This is deepfake Linus 2.0 and the real Linus is imprisoned within a TV with dead pixels...
The real Linus, dying 1 pixel at a time.
yeah it definitely adds up to the LTT Lore
@@bengrant4724 Netflix taking notes
Its the only reason why he is banging, being stuck in a 1080p display with like 4 dead pixels.
Come to think of it, this new, weird Linus bot doesn't drop stuff, takes some time to figure out stuff (the Linus.exe loading scenes), doesn't say LTTStore.com every time he sees merch. I'm sure real Linus is trapped!
That could be legitimately useful for modern Pinball tables. Jersey Jack already does some incredible things with RGB led lighting on their tables.
To think, you can turn any LCD screen into a transparent TV lmaoooooo.
Transparent: meh
1080p: meh
120hz: meh
English language: YEAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH
cumico
@7D 46 Labib nah bro, when you want new tech you get a translator app. they had 8k tv's for half what they are now in China 4 years ago when I was there. Still no channels, or games playing it but you could but it. The next year you couldn't find one because they didn't sell. I should have bought one when I had the chance.
Linus accidentally Knocks the Camera/back cover stand into it Shattering the TV:
Classic Linus tech tips
Does anyone knows the title of the movie beginning from 11:20? Looks scifi movie and much watch.
Bruh
*Remembers all those futuristic scenes where the display is transparent.*
The future is now, old man.
Yes😁📱
And the future is kinda crap
@@glost12311goduer Ouch, don't need to bash because its so expensive
the future is also hella expensive
Yeah, the first Deus Ex (year 2000?) had such monitors with funny cut-off corners. Lunus should have played it on that monitor!
Transparent makes sense for user interfaces. Places where there isn’t any important info could be see through. Which is super futuristic! I love it
Still insane innovation! What a time to be a live ^^ Good job Xiaomi
They made a tv that set EVIL LINUS free 😈, more expensive things will be dropped once again.
lol
@@trentonwelch9506 oh no
No it’s the deep fakes again
That's why there are 2 dead pixels
Reptilian linus
Put this in front of windows, set it to display time, reminders & weather information, that would be pretty neat, for the people who can afford it of course.
And see it break when children throw eggs on it during Halloween
That would be smart
but it would be cheaper to make one day
If this silly thing becomes a popular silly thing and mass manufacturing it becomes cheaper, you might see it in your home....in give or take 5-7 years lol
I’d build a roof out of it tbh
i think if this technology evolves to a degree where this can be utilized in a VR headset, it could make a great improvement to the current appeal and portability of headsets, making them more usable in everyday life. Imagine a pair of regular see-through glasses that at the touch of a button could turn into a VR headset to take calls / meetings wherever you are, and right back into a pair of glasses once its over :o
its really not that far off- if you take the back mirror, casing and lights off a normal LCD screen, you end up with basically the same thing- look up DIY projectors
That final sketch was hilarious! 💯
That little "I'm stuck in the TV" skit at the end was pretty funny, not gonna lie
It wasn't a skit
Monika be like “now you know my pain”.
@@AstonGryffynn
wtf? i didn't knew weebs watched ltt.
Having that skit for Ting, because when you call their support team, you are speaking with actual people instead of chat bots. Very clever indeed
you had us in the first half, not gonna lie
"I'm not sure. This is english."
- Andy 2020
Haha Andy is great
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LOL
@Walid Fakhfakh umm, W H A T?
Man i was hoping someone else caught that lmaoo
The trapped in TV bit was amazing.. i has to rewatch to make sure if i missed any flaws.. but it came out super realistic.. damn..
So glad you mentioned LG, because they've been doing this for some time now and under the price you paid.
I hope the “Linus stuck in the TV” turns into a full on ARG
same
now used kickable tv tech on it..
Yeeeeeesss pleasee!!!!
Not gonna lie, the water bottle did actually look really cool when you put it behind the screen and used it as a see through display!
Could make a really cool storefront marketing display with an illusion of 3D. Imagine this display (or a projection onto clear plastic) displaying text and animations with the product in an illuminated black box behind it.
I can see those posh stores at my local mall using them for their store front.
@@user2C47 exactly my thoughts. This doesn't seem to be the right application for this technology.
i think it would be cool to have next to a window so if you have a full wall window you wont need a presenter you could use this but it is only if you have large or nice windows
Yet you could get nearly the same effect with an LCD assuming you controlled all the lighting behind it.
Transparent screens are one of those amazing sci-fi ideas you see in so many movies and TV shows that make no practical sense in real life.
I think the best use case for this technology (transparent screen) is in heads up displays. Both small sized (think sunglasses) and large glass sections (think vehicle windows/windshield). Basically anything where you want or need to see through the glass but want to superimpose additional information without using cameras and computers to capture the images then process them in near real time. In these scenarios a 1080, or even less, resolution would be more than sufficient.
Or for the rich folk, they can get entire windows in their house/condo/apartment made out of these screens, add in a darkening rear layer while watching full resolution content and you have a great window/HUD/stealth TV combination.
Gotta be honest, that "stuck in the TV" segment was *REALLY* well done. The sound editing included. Clever Halloween nod too, good job.
What do you mean editing?
Yeah what editing?
I was disappointed TV Linus had a beard. Lean harder into fake evil bearded Linus
Black Mirror vibes, definitely
@@tranminhnhat2977 When he knocks on the tv screen
Did Linus just count pixels on a transparent tv? He's just built different
Huh,good one
Made in Canada, *hey*
why not?
You can absolutely see the pixels if you stand that close because it's only 1080p on a 55" TV. And by the way as he mentioned "screen-door effect", the vertical space between pixels is larger than usual makes it even more obvious to see.
Yea of couse he did
He's robot
I was believing that the "Real Linus" is in the Tv until the physical one brought up "the sponsor".
Saw this in one of Xiaomi's store in the Philippines, makes your jaw drop when you see it for yourself.
Should have had a clean-shaven 2019 Linus lookalike for the Linus inside the TV
Oh my god, that would have been perfect.
Yeah
now that would be dedication to the skit
Nah, let him keep the beard
The plot. t h i c k e n s
10:00 “It get bluey greeny from an angle”
*WALL BEHIND TV IS LITERALLY BLUE GREEN*
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Turquoise be sweating right now
If you stuck this in the wall between the bedroom and living room and only had one of the rooms lights on at a time. you could use the same tv in the bedroom and living room and would have a good viewing performance for both. or use this tech for the windows of you house to give a full heads up display. or even just having a panel of your window be the technology, and have it always on a widget that shows weather and temps.
this actually would be brilliant for advertising, set one of these bad boys up in a high traffic area...say a trade show and you would definitely get a few people doing a double-take and coming within range of that booth's sales team where they could start chatting you up. If this had an alpha channel, it would make this quite a bit more usable.
13 minutes and u didn’t even show the back side of it
Lol
come back with your guide to global videos, king
OMG SHOTTY STEVE I LOVE YOU VIDEOSSS
i thought you were dead my dude now i reccomend you go back to making videos or im pulling out the ip tracker
Shotty please come back :(
You can tell that’s a fake Linus because he can’t do a sponsor segue.
Also didn’t drop anything.
Come to think of it, this new, weird Linus bot doesn't drop stuff, takes some time to figure out stuff (the Linus.exe loading scenes), doesn't say LTTStore.com every time he sees merch. I'm sure real Linus is trapped!
You could say he's pretty sus...
@@sherlockmaverick Linus blink 3 times if your stuck
@@blackjebus I think he said he's stuck...
Imagine getting one of the few transparent displays, just for a youtube video, and not even go behind it with a camera while it's running.
To be honest, I think that's super awesome. I would like a dual monitor setup for programming. If it was smaller of course.
I dead ass want the "fake Linus" to be a cinematic universe that carries across multiple videos.
Yes
It would also explain April Fools 2020.
yes
He can slowly morph into Max Headroom and appear randomly on any screen in the building.
They did this last year for Halloween too, I'm certain that's what they're doing.
"I've got a dead pixel"
Me trying to see them through my dead pixels ._.
LMAO
At least you don't have dead pixels in your eye
It drives me nuts with sci-fi displays that are so often transparent glass holograms. HOW IS THAT BETTER than a regular screen???
Easier to carry... I guess, but mostly it looks cool
9:52 each pixel costs 0.00347USD or 0.347¢
Those 2 dead pixels cost 0.69¢ (nice)
"Do you know how much each of these pixels costs!?"
Math says roughly 1/3 of a cent each
@@robertjansen6019 Yeah... Thought there were 1920 pixels, I dumb like that sometimes...
I just calculated it, you are basically correct
@@FlashDrive356 That'd be an interesting resolution 1920*1
@@FlashDrive356 in your defense that is googles answer if you ask "how many pixels 1080p".
@@xorinzor i'd play on a single line of pixels
Okay. That was actually so unexpected and such a great little sketch at the end!
They do that at October. Last year was very creepy ngl
@@Luna-lp9op do you have a link for that video?
@@daltechofficial it's October last year, but somewhere in the mini series of Halloween clips is the 2019 $75 mechanical keyboard roundup
wasted opportunity to not have the tv-linus be shaved and claiming the bearded linus to be Lienus.
Lienus?
i feel like you could make a really cool mirror out of this, just add some reflective paneling to the back and i think it just work
The game at 10:27 is called shadow of the tomb raider!!
GUYS HELP THE FAKE LINUS STILL HAS ME STUCK!
How's inside the TV from China?
Did you just create an account for this comment bro? It's chill, this is a safe place, you can come clean... hahahahahah
now welcome to your worst nightmare..... being stuck in a 1080p monitor with dead pixels
* Step linus entering the room *
Extra distressing considering the pixels are slowly dying. Not much time left to save real Linus.
Imagine if he did the Linus stuck in TV with a shaved face, then I would believe that was the real Linus inside the TV.
Just wait until they make TV into see through cubes so you place it in the middle of the room and it becomes the centerpiece of the home. You can have a time loop of a fountain or a plant growing or even a child taking there first steps. Crazy huh.
Linus you are so hilarious i really enjoy your channel
We’re now experiencing some of the technology Sci-Fi movies showed us...
At the price of those sci-fi movies
The technology itself isnnot new tho. Samsung made it 4 years ago, at leas based on the upload date of this video: th-cam.com/video/SYQUCpLlc8U/w-d-xo.html
Followed by LG, about 3 years ago. I'm certain the resolution of those were nowhere near the clear tv we have today, but yeah, the technology and concept has been around for some time.....
@@creatip123 They've been here even longer. There have been transparent phone concepts. Its really only Samsung messing around with it now, but there were a few
Something kind of like this was part of the plot for Paycheck, a 2004 John Woo movie starring Ben Affleck (looked pretty baller to me in theaters back then)
Feels weird but damn
How does it look from the back? Is it black, see-through, mirrored image? Show me Linus, show me!
This.
I have seen one transparent oled before on video and it looked mirrored image from back :)
4:00 he shows the back
@@demonocolips not while powered tho. Front looks the same while the tv is turned off.
I waited until the very end to be miffed about this too. Does it look as good coming as it does going? Come on Linus! We need to know!
Basically this is a movie prop for any military planning segment.
*THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LCD AND OLED SCREENS*
LCD aka. Liquid crystal screens work using one huge light source in the back and using a liquid crystal layer to bend the light into a red green or blue color which is sent through another layer (I think it’s called the rgb filter). The problem is it’s these is thet the huge light source in the back makes it impossible for a true black. There will always be light in each pixel
*OLED SCREENS*
But OLED screens use molecule scale reactions on each pixel to produce a current with three different reactors for the rgb values which can then be sent through an rgb filter. Which essentially makes each pixel its own screen. Which means if a pixel receives a code from a microprocessor to produce pure black it can just turn off. Producing no light!
*OLED PIXEL EMOJI MODEL:*
🪨= Metallic layer
🧽= “Hole” layer for eased passthrough
⚛️= reaction where light is produced
🪨🪨🪨
Dead pixels are the most scary thing when buying a new monitor.
My ancient Acer monitor recently unstuck its only stuck pixel. Its been with me for over a decade. Only 1080p tho, and its only 60hz. I'm a filthy casual XD
Depends on the size of the display and its native resolution, as well as the number of stuck/dead pixels. On a large 1080p display, a single one is going to be easily noticeable, however, on a small 4k display, like a laptop, even a few of them would be acceptable if you don't go looking for them.
they spread man smh
I've had decent luck massaging the pixels to wake them up..
@@Avetho my old lg flatron still havent got a single pixel stuck, it's bern 9 years
I wouldn't mind buying a transparent tv with my invisible money
with invisible kidney,too
Screen burn
It's transparent not invisible so this shit isn't make sense
@@AzmiMaulanaHamdani and then?
ahhh... man of culture
I see the greatest utility in integrating this technology into uses such as:
Virtual reality: Integrate this into glasses with high speed communications and the computing power of smart phones to create an even more sophisticated virtual reality experience (i.e. overlay the virtual on top of the real world in real time).
Instant information: Integrate into a pair of glasses to create what Google Glass was originally supposed to be.
Piloting/driving aids: Create a heads-up display of speed, altitude, GPS routing, etc. You never again need to take your eyes off the road / approaching runway / sky in order to see critical / useful information. Also, place warnings on the windshield in front of you -- never again miss that little "low fuel" warning light!
Aid to vision: Darken a small section to dim / block the bright sun, oncoming headlights, etc.
Military: Integrate this into helmets and vehicle windows for soldiers to aid in identifying friendly vs. enemy forces, integrate with weapon sights, provide 2-way video communications even in the middle of a firefight, etc. - all without the soldier ever needing to take his eyes off the battlefield.
Aid to night vision: Tint windows red to filter incoming light at night to preserve night vision.
Politicians: integrate into a pair of glasses and never again need a teleprompter.
Double-sided screen viewing: Viewing images / videos from both sides would let twice as many people view the same picture / video, etc. - as long as these are not directionally (horizontally) sensitive (like reading text, which would appear backwards on the reverse side).
House windows: Change your view! Is it s dreary, rainy day? Change it to look sunny! Do you live in a neighborhood that Russia recently bombed? Change your view to fields of flowers! Need instant curtains? No problem.
Emergency notification: Use building or vehicle windows to display something eye-catching during a 9-1-1 call, so responders can quickly identify where to go.
Transparent phones: Apparently, Samsung¹ has been working on releasing a transparent phone for some time now. It seems to me mostly like a gimmick, but would create the potential for a few useful features, like letting you touch the *back* of the screen to select icons, resize and move things, etc. (That way, your fingers don't block your view.)
Piloting training aid: Entirely white-out aircraft cabin windows to simulate fog / clouds for IFR training. Alternatively, only white out the training pilot’s side, while keeping the instructor’s windows clear, to provide any necessary visibility.
Privacy / security concerns: Assuming the image is visible from both sides, obviously this creates potential privacy / security concerns. You would need to be able to control whether or not people can view the image from the reverse side - which could be easily and very inexpensively managed by simply attaching an opaque backing when privacy is desired.
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¹ Surely, Samsung isn’t the only company working on this.
Perfect for a horror movie setting when the tv goes transparent and there’s something behind it
I still can’t get over the CAMERA quality in the LTT videos, literally movie quality
Yeah that's because they moved to Blackmagic 12K cameras
Not to offend , but are all these tech comes from youtubes money?
@@trijit96 Linus made a video about his income
@@trijit96 well, they have 10m subs. You can earn quite some from it
@@trijit96 well you should watch the how does ltt make money video.
I think the "Linus stuck in the TV" bit might have been Linus's best acting I've ever seen. Both the TV and real version. Well done bud.
Yeah I'm amazed. He looked and sounded genuinely terrified!
totally what earned my like
Did LLT just get a storyline?
What makes you think he was acting?
Well the tv version is the real one...
The purpose of it too is R&D.
Clear screens can be used in the future for something more useful, like glasses menus or cars. But if you go straight for it it becomes harder to justify this on your tax write off, it is better to just create new and new projects as you get better at it so you can renew the period you're allowed to invest on it without paying taxes.
tbh I'd love a follow up video where they paint the back various colors to see which color made it easier to view whatever youre watching
He: who does buy something like this?
Xiaomi: Stupid youtubers
then u r also stupid that u r watching this
@@nayankadam1867 not really the video is free the tv is 7k so
He made more than 7k on this video? How is he stupid? Made more money buying the tv than the company did
Ohh really?
@@RobertoMartinsInfo yeh he has a sponsor and ads, he easily made 10k on just the sponsor
I knew he wasn't the real linus from the start because he didn't drop the tv
I could see this being used in museums, zoos, theme parks, and similar attractions to display information about exhibits, animals, rides, or whatever else is available.
Love the end of the skit. Fantastic!
Alternative title: Guy spends $7000 on a transparent tv screen he can’t see.
honestly sad but E P I C
I don't see the point.
You can install a Heads Up Display on your own vehicle.
This is youuuuurrrr daily dose of internet.
@@rameshravikumar9515 not really, this is not even 5% of it ...
Plot twist: linus is still trapped in the tv
From what I know, xiaomi would be releasing a sentient digital copy of Linus for just 8000 dollars
yes, help him
Get him out before the fog comes!
James trapped Linus’ soul in the tv and claimed the body for himself. Need 1000 thoughts and prayers to rescue Linus.
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There's a transparent material that becomes difficult to see through when a current is passed through it.
Thats the kind of thing that should be on the back of this screen.
That ending was awesome
"We English now boys!!"
-Most of the world during Britain's reign
We still reign, they just don't know it.
@@Puremindgames we still rain for sure
@@Puremindgames You haven't been the same since you got assblasted by some revolutionaries.
@@ToppyTree we still rain 🤣🤣🤣🤣
No, I would consider British a different language by itself.
I’m actually impressed with Linus acting here that line delivery was perfect
The acting was almost too good...
Love the sketch at the end.
I actually mentioned the potential for the technology to my boss years ago. If it could be integrated into the case merchandise is stored in, it could let you look up information about the product if touch is enabled or can point you towards specials if integrated into cooler/freezer doors. Mind you, we're still a ways off from it being viable.
As for who would buy a see-through display, watch the Chris Pine Star Trek movies. That'll give you a hint.
I really wish you got the "Stuck in the TV" recording when you were clean shaven... That would have been hilarious!
I was just about to say the same thing lol
So we can more easily differentiate which is the evil Linus?
genius
Or Linus just with a mustache like Startrek
@@kly8105 q
Does anyone knows the title of the movie beginning from 11:20? Looks scifi movie and much watch.
Linus: "It didn't beep. Lies"
Andy: "beep!"
:D
Andy is actually funny
omg, Augmented Reality with this would be insane!
There are products which we wanted and needed, those which we didn't want but need, and those which we wanted but didn't need.
This one we didn't want, nor need.
I would make it into a window and play freaky things when people walk by.
you want to see the world burn huh
Dia guy be like MY GOALS ARE BEYOND YOUR UNDERSTANDING
then a flying baseball makes a hole on your 7k dollar tv
@@safau25 Plexiglas my friend.....but yea, that would certainly happen....lol
YOU ARE A GENIUS
Linus: "Imagine if LTTstore.com had a display like that in the window"
Nobody wants to see through your underwear
@Salty Salmon Mo you would be interesting of my dicek, if you see it
@@ahmadhalabiah3714 wtf is going on here
@Salty Salmon Mo lmao
Nervous laughter: w-who would ever want to see t-that
@@ahmadhalabiah3714 wdym
Coming back 3 years and only realizing that the linus stuck in the screen bit would have been funnier if the fake linus would have gltched out and started speaking Mandarin.
This seems like it would be a really neat way to display a map if you have a large facility with a lot of people so it can be seen from both sides