lets look in the drinks cabinet

[quackhandle]

Always said we need more teak furniture back in the "sitting room".

qh

[d000hg]

Pretty cool tech, but why bother with the transparent screen? Just have the screen show an image of fancy expensive art or the classics that you want people to think you read and then you don't have to waste money actually buying them.

Does it need power to maintain an image?

I like the idea for houses where a TV doesn't really fit the decor, a projector being the obvious alternative. Or just an old-fashioned wooden TV cabinet, put your 46" OLED TV behind some nice oak doors.

[malvolio]

Huh. Tony Stark has had them in his office for years.

[xoggoth]

Brill but prob v expensive. Will just stick with breeding ants in my double glazing.

[MrMarkyMark]

Will be great until some drunken muppet collapses into it, as they don't know its there

[vetran]

Pretty cool tech, but why bother with the transparent screen? Just have the screen show an image of fancy expensive art or the classics that you want people to think you read and then you don't have to waste money actually buying them.

I think a nice frame option (Modern, Victorian, Georgian etc) and the ability to frame art / pictures behind it would be the obvious enhancement, hang it on the wall that's the most obvious.

[VectraMan]

Pretty cool tech, but why bother with the transparent screen? Just have the screen show an image of fancy expensive art or the classics that you want people to think you read and then you don't have to waste money actually buying them.

[scooterscot]

Drinks cabinet! Sooo 80's... but the pound is back to the 80's against the dollar so why not the lounge.

[vetran]

really cool but could they have made it any more 60s?



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