Samsung Electronics Co. and LG Electronics Inc. said their curved TVs will get bigger and sport the sharpness four times the regular HD television sets.
The world's two largest TV makers will display ultra-HD TVs with curved screens that measure 105 inches diagonally in Las Vegas next month, they said in separate statements Thursday.
The South Korean TV makers began selling curved TV sets earlier this year made with advanced displays called OLED measuring 55 inches. More
The first big screen TV I saw was in an old movie called "Ma and Pa Kettle Go to New York" or something close to that.It was an actual working model,most likely a 70" or so in 1949!It was where they won a slogan contest and the 1st prize was a high tech apartment in NYC.Just a bit of history for anyone who cares.
The first big screen TV I saw was in an old movie called "Ma and Pa Kettle Go to New York" or something close to that.It was an actual working model,most likely a 70" or so in 1949!It was where they won a slogan contest and the 1st prize was a high tech apartment in NYC.Just a bit of history for anyone who cares.
ReplyDeleteYou'll have to take out a second mortgage to buy it....the 84" "Ultra HD" is roughly $17k, can't imagine what the price on this thing will be.
ReplyDeleteA quick Google search states the price for the 105" TV has not been released but it is expected to be in the ball park of $80k!
ReplyDeleteTo these eyes, barely noticeable difference
ReplyDeleteFor $80k, the girl in red would have to come with it!
ReplyDeleteOH... but we all simply MUST have one.
ReplyDeleteMine's bigger...
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