This fridge gives you x-ray vision (pictures)
Spotted at the IFA tech conference in Berlin, the Haier Smart Window refrigerator has doors that go see-through as you draw near.

Haier Smart Window Refrigerators
The CNET Appliances team has come across some pretty fancy fridges in its time, but the Haier Smart Window Refrigerators take the cake, with a crazy cool see-through door. Click through to take a closer look.
It starts with a unique finish
Get up close to the Smart Window fridge, and you'll see that it isn't traditional stainless steel -- its a woven Kevlar-like design that makes for a unique and attractive finish.
LED display
There's also an LED display that disappears into the body of the fridge when not in use. Same goes for the see-through part of the fridge door -- when you're done seeing through it, it disappears, going back to a more normal appearance.
A peek in the freezer
There are multiple models, including a side-by-side and a four-door "t-type" that puts a double-door freezer on the bottom half.
Fridge up top
Up top on that model is a double-door fridge. The door on the right is the one that goes translucent as you walk up.
Door-in-a-door design
All models feature the increasingly popular door-in-a-door feature that lets you open the front panel of the fridge to reveal the shelves within. In the four-door model, you'll open that in-door compartment by pressing a capacitive icon laced right into the woven design. And again, you can see through the door. Did I mention that yet.
Fridge of the future?
The Haier Smart Window Refrigerators are due in Asian and European retail sometime in 2016, with pricing yet to be finalized. It isn't expected to sell in the US anytime soon, but here's hoping the see-through feature finds its way across the pond before too long.