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ScienceSeeker2 years ago

LED tunnel

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Smillew (certified liar)2 years ago

I have one. Totally useless but my neighbor is jealous 😁

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Elie Messo2 years ago

The fold mechanism in my Samsung Fold 3 is broken, hence Samsung support wants to replace my two screens (including the folding mechanism) for $1,000. I wonder what this folding TV would cost in case of issues?

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Johnny Velocity2 years ago

I’m still not very comfortable with the idea of foldable glass. Let me know when they use transparent aluminum, then I’ll pay attention.

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PhotographicFloridian2 years ago

You know that thing is going to fold up for no apparent reason at a critical moment in every program.

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jailbreakrob2 years ago

So it’s easier to get through the doorway? Otherwise, what’s the benefit of having to fold it?

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Sonam Murarkar2 years ago

With a TV that big, you could practically turn your living room into a private movie theater, complete with popcorn and comfy recliners.

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Tech & Travel2 years ago

The world's first 137-inch folding TV starts at a mere $200,000. It's made by the Austrian manufacturer C Seed. Their latest N1 model is mainly for outdoor pools and yachts.

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772 years ago

Imagine the cost for repair when this gets faulty

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