Uhm, some sort of notch filtering meta-material, tuned to the specific bands used with OLEDs?
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They remove half of the non-polarized light by definition, so it’s not possible.
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You would probably need this as well:
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Do they come with Bubble Gum?
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Missed your question until now for some reason.
I elided over the detail that there’s a quarterwave plate in each lens effectively converting the circular polarization to linear polarization, for which there’s a another filter, which means you can still use it for plane polarizing light too.
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Nope:
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My only pair of sunglasses are a really cheap polarised pair (look for ‘fishing glasses’), and I find them particularly helpful for driving, because they do a really good job of blocking the reflection of the dashboard in the windscreen. I tend to keep them on even when it’s not particularly sunny because they make the windscreen ‘invisible’.
In terms of screens, all my monitors are polarised at 45°, as is my phone, although there’s something weird going on with my phone because although the glasses dim the screen (at 45°), they never block it completely.
Oh, and we have a large TV in the office which seems to be polarised at 90°.
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The flickering screens combined with the volume make it impossible for me to enjoy a meal in sports bars - most especially Buffalo Wild Wings. Some business meetings that I have to attend are in such restaurants and it’s good to bring along a set of earplugs in my pocket.
Beer goggles?
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