I had got e-mail from ma frnd with the topic Amazing Laptop and i got these pics...












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when i saw this i was completely astonished and thinking Was that possible till yet.. ??
then i start google and i came to know the real fact that this is not an Advance technology and no laptop like this yet invented and the pics are just fake but EXCELLENT image editing...

if u ever seen anything like this but REAL (not image edited) then share it...

Woah ....some good photoshoppers? lol

Where's that old news pic?

They take a picture of the area before hand and then line it all up! Its clever, its like an art lol.

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Originally posted by raceprouk
Where's that old news pic?

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and notice it's a mac

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Originally posted by supersonicdarky
and notice it's a mac

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Way too much time on his hands...

Image 5 didn't line up

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Originally posted by mwe99
Way too much time on his hands...

Image 5 didn't line up

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I was gonna do something like that but There is nothing but a wall behind my monitor....

damn...that would be awesome...if it was real to bd...those looked cool

they...must...be real..... the way the technology is getting better and smaller I think in not much time a company will make this kind of screens. I won't think it twice to buy them... it would be awesome. Very clever alpha images.

Awesome pics heres a tutorial to do that.. Good Tutorials

But seems like its down or something.. i cant access

http://images.abunawaf.com/2005/04/screen8.jpg
That's one's amazing.

Tutorial from http://tokyoahead.com/main/article.php/transparentscreen...

1: Get a digital camera. If your PC screen has a 1024 resolution, you should have at least a 5 Megapixel camera, depending on how much of the final picture will be covered with the screen of your PC.
2: Close all applications on the screen and set a red or green background for your desktop. Illumiate the sceen so that you do not need a flash.
3: Place the camera on a tripod and take a picture of your PC with the screen in place.
4: Take the same picture without the screen. If you have a laptop, it might be enough to simply close the laptop.
5: Import the first picture with the screen into a good image-manipulation software, (Photoshop).
6: Now, add a layer to the picture and paste the second version of the picture, without the screen over it.
7: Make the top layer 100% transparent.
8: Select the computer screens content of the lower layer with the wand tool (which is easy if you have a uniform-colored desktop from step 2).
9: Leave the selection and make the top layer visible enough. It has now selected the exact area that would be covered by the inner area of you display without the frame. Copy this into the clipboard.
10: Now, create a new picture, emtpy, which has exatly the pixel-proportions of your screen (1024x786 etc).
11: Paste the clipboard into the new background image.
12: Distort the contents so that it covers the whole screen without removing any part of it or leaving a white spot.
13: Save the picture as JPG witout compression.
14: Set this picture as your new Desktop background
15: With the tripod at the same place as before, take the final shot of your finished scenery!

@ ajd its really helpfull . . i think mike should follow this to get the better result..

They're all really cool pictures, I'm going to try and make one I think, just need to find my tripod, it's somewhere in the house. I will post the picture here when I've done it!

I wish i could do it with my pc, but the screen is attached to the PC itself, so I can't

im gonna try it my self i have a flat one

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Originally posted by guanako
im gonna try it my self i have a flat one

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Nooooo! You just going to destroy a flat monitor! Maybe it would be much more usefull if i have it

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Originally posted by guanako

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Nooooo! You just going to destroy a flat monitor! Maybe it would be much more usefull if i have it

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u think i can send to you only if u pay the shipping and everything

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