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Samsung's New, Invisible "Ambient Mode" Feature Shows You What the Design of a TV Should Be
I think it could work OK as long as it has at least one ambient light sensor so it can match the actual brightness of the surroundings. It'd still only work in flat lighting, but then, you'd want to position your TV to avoid direct illumination in any case.
Idiotic. If you loathe the look of a Tv in your house, DO NOT BUY A TV. It's like people used to spend $5k to find a cabinet to hide the fact you have a TV. If you are so embarrassed to admit you watch TV, you have issues. that are not going to be solved by paying 4x for a TV that does not look like a TV. IDIOTIC and a waste of our time and resources, it's ANTI-DESIGN.
I disagree. How is making something your not using fade into the background of your home Anti-design? That is good design in my opinion. If every object had to be a show piece our living spaces would be a visual mess. Telling people not to buy a TV because it's not visually shouting at them from a wall is ridiculous. Samsung's execution of this idea leaves a lot to be desired though...
What a fail.
we did this in our conference room computer desktop image at odopod like 10 years ago..
very cool idea.. but the photo I take of my wall at 10am isn't going to look right on the screen at 3pm, or 10pm, etc. Some kind of progressive auto filtering of the image to compensate for time-of-day might do the job.
Perfect for your dungeon, or other rooms with ZERO natural light!