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LG Electronics announced this week that it will finally bring its long-awaited rollable TV to market after unveiling it at last year’s CES event in January 2019. The world’s first rollable TV, known as the LG Signature OLED R (RX model), It will be available for purchase for a staggering $ 87,000.
The first device of its kind is considered a masterpiece combining exceptional engineering and user-centered design, making it a statement piece that will enhance any space and complement any lifestyle thanks to its sleek aesthetics, movement smooth and unmatched attention to detail. .
That said, the creation will first and foremost allow homeowners to select their living space without taking into account a large, unsightly TV; the rolling TV can be removed from view and put away with the push of a button.
“The perfect marriage of technological and design innovation demonstrated in the LG Signature OLED R is an unprecedented feat that truly deserves to be called a work of art,” said Park Hyoung-sei, president of LG Home Entertainment Company, in a statement. “This is a true luxury product that reinvents what television can be, this unique TV offers a differentiated user experience and a new way of thinking about space, while once again confirming LG’s leadership in the market. of premium televisions “.
The high-end TV will offer “craftsmanship” care, with a polished aluminum casing available in four color combinations, including Signature Black, Moon Gray, Topaz Blue or Toffee Brown. Each television will also feature a personalized engraving of a name or message on the base, adding to the aspirational aspect of the product.
Novelty aside, the TV is very capable in terms of technology; with a 65-inch 4K OLED screen, HDR support, and self-illuminating pixel technology with individual dimming control that promises to deliver supreme image quality.
While the TV is currently only available in South Korea, it is expected to hit more markets in the near future. For more information on cutting-edge television or to order your own, visit the official LG Electronics website.
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