What's next in TVs?

[Mik]

We're gonna need a bigger wall.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/massive-100-inch-transparent-screen-set-to-enter-production-scientists-claim-it-will-be-10-times-cheaper-than-transparent-oleds/ar-BB1q9kmO?ocid=msedgntp&pc=LCTS&cvid=126680f8ceae4465b0bba8e316ea6693&ei=29

[kluurs]

Interesting. It's already amazing that we're buying bigger and better tvs than people in the 1950s bought - and for much less money.

[George K]

Today's TVs are disposable.

I bought a rear-projection 36" TV back in the mid 1980s.

::shudder::

[Mik]

We're thinking of replacing our main TV. Max we can use is 50". $225 for a 50" Roku TV.

[Copper]

@George-K said in What's next in TVs?:

a rear-projection 36" TV back in the mid 1980s.

In 1980 it weight 300-400 pounds.

Using a new kind of film material, scientists have developed a 100-inch nano transparent screen (NTS) that is as thin as a human hair