The ThinkBook Transparent Display Laptop features a transparent MicroLED display similar to what we saw earlier this year at MWC. It’s see-through and sandwiched between two layers of glass.

See-through screens aren’t exactly a new technology. They’ve been cropping up in concept devices for over a decade, and Samsung even showed off a transparent laptop concept back at CES 2010 ...

Lenovo says a transparent laptop like Project Crystal is likely still years away from coming on the market. It'll be interesting to see whether, like transparent TVs, this becomes a trend that sticks.

Lenovo's Transparent Display Laptop is impressive from a tech standpoint — and it's neat that there's a real device (albeit one that's not for sale) that looks like it came from Mass Effect.

The Lenovo ThinkBook Transparent Display laptop is quite possibly one of the most intriguing devices that was brought to MWC 2024, and it’s easily the most stunning laptop you’ll ever lay eyes on.

Also: I saw Samsung and LG's new transparent TVs at CES, and there's a clear winner Lenovo showed me a few examples of running a web browser, playing videos, and interacting with the Windows ...

When I think about working on my laptop, more often than not, I’m facing a wall. On occasion, I’m facing a window, with light streaming in. I’m curious how the thing does in full daylight.

Lenovo ThinkBook Transparent Laptop is a proof of concept and is not currently available for sale. Smart Connect will be available in the coming months on the Google Play Store and Microsoft Store.

Transparent display tech remains prohibitively expensive to manufacture at scale. So while the idea is undeniably cool, the hypothetical transparent laptop would surely demand a premium price point.

Lenovo's 17.3-inch bezel-less transparent ThinkBook made waves at MWC 2024, but remains a proof of concept, despite claims of future potential, amidst skepticism from experts.