What's after 4K OLED? 4K OLED roll-up TV!

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#2157227 9-Jan-2019 19:30

im looking forward to seeing the MicroLED TVs

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#2157274 9-Jan-2019 22:14

More information here: LG introduces a rollable OLED TV.

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#2157297 9-Jan-2019 23:34

A nice idea if you want a 100" screen that's discrete, but you can't afford a projector, projector lift and recessed motorised projection screen... oh and permission to paint the room darkish colours and achieve full blackout!

Of course you'd have to be mad to 'invest' in a brand spanking TV that rolls up...

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#2157320 10-Jan-2019 08:25

As I said in the CES thread, ideal for the luxury apartment where the only place to put a large screen is in front of the ‘view’ window.
I’d be interested to know what burn-in prevention it uses for the different roll out modes. I am paranoid about not using my OLED on particular aspects where not all the screen is lit for extended periods. Perhaps it is a bit obsessive, but it is shiny and new at the moment and I was the same with plasma initially.
The demo model doesn’t show any cables travelling to it. Maybe it’s a bit like the magic boxes magicians use.

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#2157334 10-Jan-2019 09:18

But, unlike the magicians, there is no beautiful assistant popping out!

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#2160165 13-Jan-2019 13:30

8k is the new flavour of the month.

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#2160176 13-Jan-2019 14:03

ilovemusic:

8k is the new flavour of the month.

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