Wouldn't it be great if your smartphone was nothing but the content it was made to show?

And wouldn't it be great if you didn't need a smartphone and a tablet when the two are basically the same device only with different screen sizes?

With accompanying Augmented Reality glasses, the screen can expand even more and become a replacement for your laptop or even desktop computer. The AR glasses project the screen and a keyboard in front of you.

 

The smartphone acts as a reference point for the screen - moving your smartphone moves the screen.

A screen and a camera sensor are both made of a grid of pixels - so why not combine the two, so that each pixel on the screen can both receive and emit light?

 

The biggest difference in picture quality between a smartphone and a DSLR is the size of each pixel.

A DSLR has big pixels which lets in a lot of light and therefore creates a better picture.

A smartphone camera has smaller pixels which lets in less light which results in noisy photos.

 

By using the screens relatively bigger pixels, a lot more light can enter - resulting in a more accurate picture.

Gaming is more immersive when there are no bezels in the way. It's like a window into the game.

Reading a book is like.. reading a book. As it should be.

Using a smartphone connects you to the rest of the world - so why is it disconnecting you from the people around you?

 

Since every side of the device is a screen, the back can be used to show the world what you are doing - if you want it to.

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