About four years ago, LG bragged about the prototype of a rolling TV that could hide itself in a box when you didn’t need it. Now, the gadget in question has become a reality and has a price commensurate with its uniqueness.
Over the years, if you worked in the technology press, you would be amazed at some prototypes you see that never materialize in a serial product. Many of them are too futuristic, and the general public simply isn’t emotionally prepared for them. Others come at such an extraordinary price that it is no longer realistic to believe that someone will pay for it.
Beyond the background details, it is absolutely fascinating when such a product LG OLED R TV reaches the market. This is a rolling TV detached from your deepest fantasies. It’s your piece of the future, and it’s not an advertisement in any way, because I don’t think anyone will buy it.
The toy in the picture above and the clip below cost $ 100,000 or about $ 85,000. Regardless of the currency, however, you can certainly associate that value with more enthusiasm to an apartment in Bucharest, Brasov, Cluj or anywhere else in Romania. If you struggle a bit, you might even buy a house near the beach with the price of the rolling TV from LG.
If you don’t have a problem with the price, congratulations, you’re fine. For that money you get instead a 65-inch TV, native 4K resolution and an OLED panel of the highest quality. It is Dolby Vision certified for the HDR part, it has AirPlay 2 if you want to send content from your iPhone or iPad and, last but not least, it is HomeKit certified, so you can interact with your smart home. Not the other way around, but if you have $ 100,000 on TV, you probably have a smart home.
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