LG
- LG debuted a see-through OLED TV at the annual tech event CES this week.
- "Practically invisible" when turned off, it can be set to resemble a fish tank or fire, among others.
- Its transparency can make rooms feel larger or give owners more options with home decor, LG says.
Ever wished your TV could double as a digital fish tank?
Are the Yule log fireplace videos on YouTube or Netflix not realistic enough?
Good news: LG has just the TV for you.
The company showed off what it calls "the world's first wireless transparent OLED TV" at the annual consumer electronics event CES this week.