What is the use case of a transparent screen with what looks like terrible resolution, colour fidelity and viewing angles? Especially when laptops are so low on the desk one can see what's behind just by lifting their head.
It's a decent proof-of-concept of the technology, sure, but why make a full laptop out of it?
The glass keyboard is simply a terrible idea, until we invent a way to simulate the shape of a key, not just the tactile feedback when pressed. I've always wondered whether simulating the tactile presence of an object is in any way possible... Something like the magnetic repulsion effect, but needs to work on bare fingertips