Samsung has a 105-inch television. It is absolutely massive. Even in
big drawing rooms, it is going to tower over everything else. And like
any big television, it looks stunning. But that is not the USP of this
TV. The real appeal of this product is in its curved screen, which
claims to give user a more immersive experience.
Samsung also has a TV that changes shape. With screen size of 84-inch it is not as imposing as the one with 105-inch screen, but it has another trick. It can curve its screen (or straighten it, depending on your requirement) at just click of a button. This is a TV that can shift its shape!
These are the biggest and most notable examples. Samsung, Sony, LG, Panasonic, Sharp, Polaroid, Toshiba, Hi-Sense and a few other firms have many more 4K TVs. Most of them have screen size of at least 55-inch or more. Almost all of them are "smart" TVs.
While these TVs are impressive, one thing is missing - price and availability. The Panasonic TV with two curves is definitely a prototype and technology demo currently. The chances are that it will never go on the sale in the market. And even if it does, majority of users will not be able to afford it Panasonic's America unit chief Joe Taylor makes it clear, "This is a business solution unless you are the head of a hedge fund."
Samsung also has a TV that changes shape. With screen size of 84-inch it is not as imposing as the one with 105-inch screen, but it has another trick. It can curve its screen (or straighten it, depending on your requirement) at just click of a button. This is a TV that can shift its shape!
These are the biggest and most notable examples. Samsung, Sony, LG, Panasonic, Sharp, Polaroid, Toshiba, Hi-Sense and a few other firms have many more 4K TVs. Most of them have screen size of at least 55-inch or more. Almost all of them are "smart" TVs.
While these TVs are impressive, one thing is missing - price and availability. The Panasonic TV with two curves is definitely a prototype and technology demo currently. The chances are that it will never go on the sale in the market. And even if it does, majority of users will not be able to afford it Panasonic's America unit chief Joe Taylor makes it clear, "This is a business solution unless you are the head of a hedge fund."
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