LG’s Rollable OLED TV Is Available To Purchase If You Have $87,000 To Spare
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The “world’s first rollable TV” is going on sale, thanks to LG.
The 65-inch Signature OLED R will be available to purchase at stores throughout South Korea and will cost 100 million won (US$87,000). The Signature OLED R has a flexible OLED panel that is able to roll up partially or fully into an aluminum base. It is able to adapt to different aspect ratios or hide the panel completely if the viewer isn’t using it.
Buyers can choose between four colors for the wool speaker cover, while the aluminum base can be personalized with an engraving.
“LG’s exquisite creation liberates users from the limitations of the wall, enabling owners to curate their living environment without having to permanently set aside space for a large, black screen that is only useful when turned on,” the company said in a statement.
There is no word for the launch outside of South Korea, but those interested should stay tune.
Image via LG Newsroom
Image via LG Newsroom
Image via LG Newsroom
LG has announced that its world-first rollable TV and it costs R1 439 593,35 😲😆📺 What would you rather do with that money? https://t.co/fr1A5Jbbma pic.twitter.com/HqMu2b1ICj
— Afrihost (@Afrihost) October 20, 2020
[via New York Post, cover image via LG Newsroom]
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