ummm, I don't think so. If the pixel is "on", then it is black (or whatever color.) if it's off, it's clear. The backlight makes it white. Look at your watch: see the gray background? now press the EL button. See how the light goes through the parts of the 1 that aren't lit up? That's because it's clear. Although someone brought up an excellent point, that that clearness is partially obscured by the tiny transistors and circuits. But other than that, I'm pretty sure it's clear.
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ummm, I don't think so. If the pixel is "on", then it is black (or whatever color.) if it's off, it's clear. The backlight makes it white. Look at your watch: see the gray background? now press the EL button. See how the light goes through the parts of the 1 that aren't lit up? That's because it's clear. Although someone brought up an excellent point, that that clearness is partially obscured by the tiny transistors and circuits. But other than that, I'm pretty sure it's clear.
That's Turing machine.
smart ass.
English or African?
You asked: Weird, Eh?
No, because that's not a link, dum bass.
You asked: Can you imagine a beowolf cluster of these?
I'm not sure I understood your question correctly. Would you like me to check your spelling?
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