Supported by Lenovo startup ZUK presented a working prototype of a smartphone with a transparent display. According to representatives of the company, the mobile device is able to perform all common tasks: receive and transfer calls, display image, to launch the music player and so on.

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Supported by Lenovo startup ZUK presented a working prototype of a smartphone with a transparent display. According to representatives of the company, the mobile device is able to perform all common tasks: receive and transfer calls, display image, to launch the music player and so on.

the Technology used for the production of such displays, allows you to display quite colorful and high-quality picture. Unfortunately, the video of how the prototype works, there is no, there are only photos from the presentation.

Earlier prototypes of similar devices has also been demonstrated by other major companies. Difficulties with the production of smartphones (mobile phones already exist) with transparent screens associated with the need to secretly fit surround kit components, including the battery, and also to provide some degree of light transmission to output a readable image.

by the Way, in addition to the prototype, ZUK presented quite a real smartphone — he became the first device startup. Z1 got a 5.5 inch screen with Full HD resolution, a Snapdragon 801 chip with LTE modem, 3 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal memory, 13-megapixel camera, fingerprint sensor, USB-C and the battery capacity of 4100 mAh.

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