Samsung shows off massive 219 inch TV called 'The Wall'

Samsung shows off massive 219 inch TV called 'The Wall'

[Blueknight]

You can choose this or the house it'll fit in.

[whoever]

Lol it may fit on your wall, but good luck getting it past your door..

[itdoesntmatterwhoweare]

Best feature: once you decide to purchase it, it shuts down everything else in your home until it is properly funded.

[Ben_Lorentz]

I just bought a 65 inch and I thought I was ballin' with that. Now all I can think is what could have been.

[grandmashadowdreamer]

That would be awesome to play video games on

[WinstnOBoogie]

I have a shit ton on trouble getting a few sheets of plywood in to my apt.
Can you cut this down and screw it back together?

[mr.y.mysterious.video]

Spend 70 thousand on a tv, then realise there’s no Dolby vision. Doh!

[CalvinHikes]

You should zoom in and out back and forth in and out in and out that will help viewers see the TV

[vikaspatil]

My home don't even have that much wall.

[goliathonscave]

Except THAT TV they show is 130 to 150 inches. The 219 inch wall tv is actually much bigger. It is literally near the size of the wall that tv is on.

[pt]

Price...$450k but if you wait a year you can get one for $4500

[miguelv]

Im waiting for 220in, that would be nice!

[Tech]

Play Red Dead on this and bet you'll see the entire world from one location lol

[stuart]

Wouldn't a short throw projector do as well, and be much less expensive?

[xFarmerJohn]

Well...how the hell do you get it upstairs? Or through the door?

[rs]

Is it 4k of 8k? OLED still usually has more vibrant colors from what I heard. Samsung should release an OLED option.

[machomancake]

How do you get this through a door frame

[donnyhuang]

practically speaking, how do you install this TV into your room?

[RM-ljbv]

Let me know when a tv 100 inches plus is under £5, 000 here in the U.K. and I will by it if it's at least 4k resolution.

[songanon]

Your eyes can absorb everything it's just the pixel density isn't there for a screen that big. Bigger screen requires more pixels to have clarity at closer viewing angles