The screen used in this cellphone is conductive therefore allowing LED's to glow without visible wires.My question however is whether this phones will sell considering the fact that it has no added functionality, it just works a a normal cellphone. Or will it being transparent make it sell what do you think??
Tuesday, 3 June 2014
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Transparent Cellphones do they exist??
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Many people do doubt the existence of transparent phones,but do they really exist?yes they do..In 2013, a company in Taiwan unveiled a cellphone which was almost completely transparent. The only visible part of the phone was the battery the SD card and the Sim card.The company is called Polytron Technologies and had done research on the transparent phones for over 6 years.According to the development team the phone works as a normal smartphone.

The screen used in this cellphone is conductive therefore allowing LED's to glow without visible wires.My question however is whether this phones will sell considering the fact that it has no added functionality, it just works a a normal cellphone. Or will it being transparent make it sell what do you think??
The screen used in this cellphone is conductive therefore allowing LED's to glow without visible wires.My question however is whether this phones will sell considering the fact that it has no added functionality, it just works a a normal cellphone. Or will it being transparent make it sell what do you think??
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