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There's not been a whole lot to get excited about in the world of televisions, after the arrival of flat screen TVs. It is just a big slab of glass, after all.  Panasonic just took a step further and unveiled a fascinating innovation in the world of flat screen TVs. A new prototype from Panasonic that's just been shown off at the CEATEC electronics expo in Japan this week. When switched on, it's just like a normal TV. When switched off, it's as transparent as glass, meaning you can see the wall or shelving behind. This is the "future of display screens". According to Mat Smith at Engadget , the screen is made from a fine mesh embedded in a glass panel. TV performs the double duty glass pane of the cabinet. You can slide the panel and get to the shelves behind it too. It is just like the an ordinary glass slab displaying the items on the shelves but serving an extra-ordinary purpose as well. Look at the video below, you will be intrigued by ing

Microsoft is expected to release Surface Phone this year but the new rumor suggests that there is an uncertainty in the release date. It is also speculated that the it will be business-centric handset. Fans will have to wait a bit longer as Surface Phone launch in the latter part of 2017. Since it is business-centric phone, it will target the enterprise sector. It is stated that Microsoft is not abandoning Windows Mobile. And looking at Windows desktops that aim at high-end professional market, this would likely be the category for the Surface Phone as well. Specs As far as specification are concerned, Surface Phone will have powerful chipset. With Intel now out of mobile of business, Microsoft will likely opt for Qualcomm. But it is also being rumored that Kaby Lake will make its debut in 2017 and Microsoft possibly go with it for its processor needs. There will likely be three variants of Surface Phone: 3GB RAM / 32GB, 6GB RAM / 128GB, and 8GB RAM / 500GB. This is a specula