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LG introduces a 325" TV with 8k resolution (for just $1.7 million)
Direct view LED televisions from LG have been unveiled, and they will be available in a variety of screen sizes and resolutions, according to the company. The highest-ranking are 325" and will have an 8k resolution and will cost $1.7 million.
LG's dvled televisions will be available in a variety of screen sizes ranging from 108" to 325", and will be available in various resolutions ranging from "2K" to "8K." As opposed to traditional LCD televisions, which use individual LEDs as pixels, these televisions do not have an LCD layer. In comparison, several enormous televisions from other manufacturers, such as the Samsung The Wall and Sony Crystal displays, are equivalent in size and price.
A handful of LG's dvled models also make use of microleds, which have a pixel pitch of 0.9mm and produce a brighter image. According to CNET, the South Korean company is also introducing Dvled televisions with a pixel pitch of 1.2mm and 1.5mm, despite the fact that the LEDs in those models are too large to be referred to as microLEDs.
It is anticipated that the dvled televisions would be used as a substitute for high-end projectors, which can likewise produce screen sizes of more than 100 inches in size "..... Furthermore, the dvled TVs attain a higher peak brightness of 1200cd/m2 than their LCD counterparts. In terms of aspect ratio, the televisions feature a 16:9 relative screen ratio, while LG also offers 'dual' models with a 32:9 aspect ratio.
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#5947272 Posted on: 09/16/2021 09:49 PM
Hmm yes, I heard a house of freaks costs quite a lot these days,
rick sanchez approved, thought if i had that kind money i have better thing in mind to buy for that price like freak a house.
Hmm yes, I heard a house of freaks costs quite a lot these days,
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#5947287 Posted on: 09/16/2021 10:27 PM
That promotional picture looks like one of those New York apartments that used to be on that TV program about real-estate agents in NY years ago - they used to cost $20M-$50M each so their rich-as-fuck owners would be prime candidates for buying a $1.7M wall television to go in there.
Remember common Joe's are not a part of this elite world where these things sell like sliced bread to them.
That promotional picture looks like one of those New York apartments that used to be on that TV program about real-estate agents in NY years ago - they used to cost $20M-$50M each so their rich-as-fuck owners would be prime candidates for buying a $1.7M wall television to go in there.
Remember common Joe's are not a part of this elite world where these things sell like sliced bread to them.
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#5947292 Posted on: 09/16/2021 10:38 PM
Yes and the picture quality from average cinema I have ever been to for last few years has been absolutely shit!
Low brightness (equivalent of less than 100 nits), low contrast, horrible reflections off lights and huge green light all over corner of screen from mandatory "emergency exit" light right beside screen - its fucking pathetic.
And I do own a Sony projector myself at home - it is great for big screen impact but picture quality is nowhere near as good as my LG OLED in same room.
And as the experts said to get to massive sizes like 300+ inches you need an absolute light cannon of a projector - the pro 6000 lumens laser models from the likes of Christie.... absolutely none of the "home projectors" from Sony or JVC can throw this much light - only 1500-2300 lumens - even the new laser models, and this in projectors costing 10k to 40k. These home models are only good for smaller sizes 100-150" or so before the lumens level is just too low.
Stick to a 4k projector. Invest in the projection screen itself, and you should surely be able to enjoy the movies. Movie theaters themselves use projectors, after all. If you are really interested in this super TV, maybe you could ask nizzen for his impressions. I'm pretty sure the article photo is from his living room.
Yes and the picture quality from average cinema I have ever been to for last few years has been absolutely shit!
Low brightness (equivalent of less than 100 nits), low contrast, horrible reflections off lights and huge green light all over corner of screen from mandatory "emergency exit" light right beside screen - its fucking pathetic.
And I do own a Sony projector myself at home - it is great for big screen impact but picture quality is nowhere near as good as my LG OLED in same room.
And as the experts said to get to massive sizes like 300+ inches you need an absolute light cannon of a projector - the pro 6000 lumens laser models from the likes of Christie.... absolutely none of the "home projectors" from Sony or JVC can throw this much light - only 1500-2300 lumens - even the new laser models, and this in projectors costing 10k to 40k. These home models are only good for smaller sizes 100-150" or so before the lumens level is just too low.
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#5947837 Posted on: 09/19/2021 06:48 PM
rick sanchez approved, thought if i had that kind money i have better thing in mind to buy for that price like freak a house. i dont even like watching movies on theater screens cause there to BIG, i even tried gaming on such things, again WAY to big to much head movement.
Build it and they will come.
Make it and they will buy it.
Paint rock red and ask 50$ and some one will buy it.
Well 50 no not really , but they sure sell pet rocks for 15 bucks and they sold a lot of em.... 5-10 years ago.
rick sanchez approved, thought if i had that kind money i have better thing in mind to buy for that price like freak a house. i dont even like watching movies on theater screens cause there to BIG, i even tried gaming on such things, again WAY to big to much head movement.
Build it and they will come.
Make it and they will buy it.
Paint rock red and ask 50$ and some one will buy it.
Well 50 no not really , but they sure sell pet rocks for 15 bucks and they sold a lot of em.... 5-10 years ago.
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rick sanchez approved, thought if i had that kind money i have better thing in mind to buy for that price like freak a house. i dont even like watching movies on theater screens cause there to BIG, i even tried gaming on such things, again WAY to big to much head movement.
Build it and they will come.
Make it and they will buy it.
Paint rock red and ask 50$ and some one will buy it.