What a low price to watch “Young Sheldon” on a TV the size of your wall!
LG is stepping up its game by producing a large, visually stunning flat-screen LED TV worth $ 1.7 million. The hardware is 325 inches long and baffles the senses with a brilliant 8K resolution. Its goal is to compete for profits from the hand of Sony and Samsung, which have recently introduced their own microLED wall models.
But if you don’t want to spend nearly $ 2 million on your next TV, don’t worry, you can cut it down to a 108-inch model for a modest price in the lower six figures. All your legitimately rich friends will laugh at you, of course, and you’ll be left without the joy of staring at a screen so large of light-emitting diodes that your entire field of view can’t take it at once. But you can spend the money you save on other more frivolous expenses, such as paying rent or buying food.
This TV actually represents a pretty significant leap in display technology, as this new LG display stands out from the competition with something called DVLED, short for “Direct View LED”. In the recent past, even the highest definition TVs needed an LCD screen between the LEDs and your eyeballs to make the image sharp and clear. Looking only at the diodes, which were large and very far apart, you should only look at a soup of random colors. But as the LEDs shrink and zoom in for improved resolution, you’ll get a better image without the need for a filter screen.
Keep in mind, however, that in addition to the higher price, these sets are the opposite of energy efficiency. So if you’re trying to reduce power consumption, you’ll probably want to stick with a smaller 4K model instead of spending your savings on LG.
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