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It will be shown off at IFA 2018 but not put into production until costs come down.
Perfect for the spare room.
Just what I need for a new dual screen setup.
Don't think the (out) side wall of my house is quite big enough. :)
We're finally getting close to this :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQEDZolzj6w
Though I like German perhaps English would be better...Quote:
Originally Posted by outwar6010
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2r0Xf3iwyF0
My speakers were off; I assumed it was in english because the title was.
No worries - but it kind of loses the impact in German ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by outwar6010
LoL you can only wish that at 14'ft from corner to bottom corner that it going to be at least well past 7'ft tallQuote:
Originally Posted by sykobee
That's a pretty big spare room....Quote:
Originally Posted by sykobee
175"? Wait does this mean another new TV Format is due???
DO people really only desire ever increasing display sizes? I can't really believe that. Or, put another way, I HOPE that isn't so. I currently have a 40" Sony W905A and I really dread the day this tv breaks, because there's literally nothing out there in the same or better quality which I have room for. Not everyone has a huge blank wall just aching for a big TV.
Because generally people perceive having a bigger tv as better. I am saying generally. Not everyone. We have a projector for our large screen entertainment simply because we like the film look it createsQuote:
Originally Posted by azrael-
Probably not - but the marketing potential is good, and a lot of consumers don't look beyond that into the detailed specs.Quote:
Originally Posted by azrael-
Oh no I agree with peterb ;)
But yes....plenty of people just buy the biggest they can in budget or where it will be placed.
Last time we bought a tv we got a 32" full HD (1080p) Samsung. People in the shop were actually saying let's buy the 40" 720p panel tv for a tenner less
Holy smokes, 14 1/2 feet? Now THAT is a home theater.