Xiaomi announces Mi TV LUX OLED Transparent Edition, the world's first mass-produced transparent TV Comments

• Anonymous
• PZa
• 12 Aug 2020

That's a pricey TV. Definitely geared towards those with money and a penchant for aesthetics in the living room. Is Xiaomi becoming the next Apple?

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• Furiounx
• uK1
• 12 Aug 2020

$7200!? Oh hell no I'd rather buy two huge 4K TVs for the house.

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• Spanky
• nD@
• 12 Aug 2020

AnonD-558092, 12 Aug 2020They didn't invent the tech. That's not innovation in motion here. They are only sel... moreEven so, being first on the mass market says something about their confidence and production capabilities. Why didn’t Samsung come out with it? Or LG, since it appears to have their tech?

In any case, I like the idea of the always-on display! Some „opaque“ QLEDs might also have it, but it must look very nice on a transparent display.

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• Leo876
• Ivd
• 12 Aug 2020

Expect this to cost 2 arms and a leg... Hell... May cost both arms and both legs

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• Anonymous
• XFS
• 12 Aug 2020

Mom! I want a new tv

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• AnonD-558092
• 45}
• 12 Aug 2020

AnonD-920712, 12 Aug 2020damn if that true, we should not underestimate xiaomi again. Ofc xiaomi is always making affor... moreThey didn't invent the tech. That's not innovation in motion here. They are only selling someone's innovation (with their approval, one would assume)

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• AnonD-920712
• Kx1
• 12 Aug 2020

damn if that true, we should not underestimate xiaomi again. Ofc xiaomi is always making affordable device, but sometimes xiaomi act as innovator.

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• Governor
• xtS
• 11 Aug 2020

Really 🙄🙄🙄

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