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Would you want a 97's inch TV in your home ?

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LG has showcased the world's largest OLED TV with an 'awe-inspiring' 97-inch screen - about the size of a double bed.

The OLED evo Gallery Edition TV, which is being displayed at IFA 2022 in Berlin this week, will be available towards the end of the year.

The firm is yet to reveal a price for the monster display, although it's rumoured to be more than £20,000.

Specific launch dates for 'key markets' will be revealed in the following weeks, LG said.

OLED TVs use self-lit pixels that can be turned on and off individually to reproduce 'perfect blacks and incredibly natural colours'.

But LG describes this new TV as 'OLED evo', which is essentially a term coined by the Korean company to refer to an OLED display with enhanced brightness.

The huge TV, which is designed to be wall-mounted, is part of LG's G2 line-up of TVs, which are based on OLED display technology with 4K resolution and flat design.

It also has 'advanced AI-based image-processing technologies' to deliver lifelike images and a immersive and cinematic viewing experience.

LG said in a statement: 'The world’s largest OLED TV, the 97-inch G2 model adds a whole new dimension to home entertainment with its self-lit OLED picture quality.
 

hollydolly said:
Would you want a 97's inch TV in your home ?
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Absolutely! But only if I did not have to pay much for it...

Right now Amazon's biggest LG is 86 inches and they want almost $2,500 for a used one. I have an 85 inch Sony now, paid less than that for it 2 years ago, new.

20,000 pounds or dollars is way to much for me.

If you have a spot for it I don't think any TV is too big.
 
hollydolly said:
Would you want a 97's inch TV in your home ?

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LG has showcased the world's largest OLED TV with an 'awe-inspiring' 97-inch screen - about the size of a double bed.

The OLED evo Gallery Edition TV, which is being displayed at IFA 2022 in Berlin this week, will be available towards the end of the year.

The firm is yet to reveal a price for the monster display, although it's rumoured to be more than £20,000.

Specific launch dates for 'key markets' will be revealed in the following weeks, LG said.

OLED TVs use self-lit pixels that can be turned on and off individually to reproduce 'perfect blacks and incredibly natural colours'.

But LG describes this new TV as 'OLED evo', which is essentially a term coined by the Korean company to refer to an OLED display with enhanced brightness.

The huge TV, which is designed to be wall-mounted, is part of LG's G2 line-up of TVs, which are based on OLED display technology with 4K resolution and flat design.

It also has 'advanced AI-based image-processing technologies' to deliver lifelike images and a immersive and cinematic viewing experience.

LG said in a statement: 'The world’s largest OLED TV, the 97-inch G2 model adds a whole new dimension to home entertainment with its self-lit OLED picture quality.
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Would I want one? Heck no. I don't want to watch TV in a basement either. (BTW, have you seen LG's new refrigerator?, plays music, changes colors and has Alexa !)
 
hollydolly said:
I wouldn't have that in my house...
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And probably not some of the other things in the picture either, LOL!

That's not in my house really, its the office/mancave. A separate building, about 30 feet from the house.

No TV in the main part of the house. Not in the master bedroom either. Just smaller ones in the guest rooms.
 
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Alligatorob said:
And probably not some of the other things in the picture either, LOL!

That's not in my house really, its the office/mancave. A separate building, about 30 feet from the house.

No TV in the main part of the house.
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Is that your man cave? huge TV and a bean bag chair, most guys would be happy to have that space.
 
hollydolly said:
No...I wouldn't have a TV that big... if I wanted something Huge I'd have a projector tv.. ..

What do you sit an 86 inch TV on ?
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I have a projector system in a 12 X 14 foot room. The screen fills a 12 ft wide wall. I find sitting 6 ft from the screen works well. You can buy an adequate projector these days for around $1,000 when last I looked a couple years ago. Projector prices have been going down for the last 10 years. You need a darkened room though, as opposed to a TV, but I wouldn't trade for a TV that couldn't fill my wall. I love that big screen.
 
hollydolly said:
No...I wouldn't have a TV that big... if I wanted something Huge I'd have a projector tv.. ..

What do you sit an 86 inch TV on ?
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I got interested in projectors many years ago, and set up one with a 106" screen in a spare bedroom. Could do TV on it, but use it for DVD/LD movies and Amazon Prime. Just as nice as a 97" TV and one Hell of a lot cheaper.
 
Alligatorob said:
I have never seen a large projector screen TV. How is the resolution? Is the picture as good as a regular TV?
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Projectors project images, whatever they are fed from a source device. Could be a DVD player, Comcast TV box, Roku, or similar, streaming from an internet source like Netflix, or a DVD or Blu-ray player playing a disk. With good equipment and speakers, it can be a lot like watching a movie on the screen of your neighborhood theater. For a good source of much more information pay a visit to: www.avsforum.com
 
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Don't watch much TV and have an ordinary Full HD 32 inch 1080p tv. I view most of my computer work on an external Dell UHD 4k 24 inch diagonal monitor. The OP's 97 inch tv shows no more detail than my 24 inch. Its just a matter of viewing from the appropriate distance. As a photographer expecting to exhibit photography on displays instead of with expensive to print, heavy, bulky, fragile, framed prints, I have been frustratingly waiting a few years to buy a large 8k computer monitor. Despite numbers of available 8k televisions, the largest 8k computer monitor is only 32 inches. I'm targeting the 55" to 65" size that viewed up close is termed "immersive". That is soon going to change given hardware implementations of the necessary DisplayPort 2.0 standard are finally in development.
 

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