[LG at CES2021] LG MAGNIT - eXtended Reality 

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It's fake brotha the cough is real and that's that's lol cgi is great isn't it lol

A CGI home. Anyone can have one. 😉

True 😅😅

Hahah

First thing i do is build the tv pad yep

This is the way

Turn every wall into tv

Provided any money is left after that TV

LOL!!!

IT WILL TAKE YOUR POWER BILL TO A NEW LEVEL TOO. LOL 😳🤣

@@miishutka When you're talking about people who buy 100K tv's.. They ain't worried about a power bill haha

really

Rich people have no time to watch tv

@@My2690 Rich people own a lot of sh*t they don’ use, or use only once

and you don't have money either

Mon rêve

@@alexhein1738 Well, I feel that the description &/or the title that you see right NOW is "a bit" different from the one that I've seen few days ago. For me was a click bait at that time.... "dude". :)) P.S: I actually like LG products in general! :))

Haha exactly. I want to be initiated.

There's one big problem why the hell is LGE dropping their great mobile phones division for? Especially their LG V60 dual thinq phones? 😩😷

@@EasyLifeES can you please elaborate? Samsung also has this tech for sale but for the moment the prices are grousely huge. What exactly have you seen at ces?

You have to sign away over to be able to prove you can afford it that's how much it'll be

everything...

Do you accept payments with organs?

How many pixels off are considered faulty panel into warranty?

Your first born child.

More like getting a grip on reality, 90% of the population can't afford it.

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Why's LGE dropping their mobile phones division especially the LG V60 dual thinq phones?

with the technology they rented from Samsung

@@quandovoceleroscomentarios1668 oh oh 😁. LG have good Ingenieurs . OLED is from Sony but LG finaly finished.

@@tobiassaibot5417 Sony uses Samsung OLED Panel

😅😅🤣🤣😂😂😂. I'm with you brother. Completely agree. This thing is insane.

And then a upgrade will come and this TV will be backdated

And after 15 years, your the happiest man on earth, and your wife said "i can't see a difference" - this is what my wife says after upgraded my projector to a 4k projector 😁😁😁😁😁

hahaha i just imagen how much the price is going to be

...in house!!!

"reasonable price" wait 10 years for it

it's not easy to assemble / disassemble. Have you seen these panels installed before? there's a tons of mounts and cords that need set up on the wall prior. takes forever and most people would need a pro to do it.

I am a real person. Totally not paid to say generic positive things about LG as a brand.

You will have it brother.believe it

simulated...

Just open the door and look out.. Most of us are forgetting this..oops made to forget reality , true nature, sorry nature itself ought to be only true thing.. And we are made to succumb to illusive words .

There’s no way from this video you can tell what the picture quality is though

This TV is at least 200,000$ too lol

just buy 4 tv and get a fews every yrs..ten yr later you will have a wall like his

That's a very optimistic guess... Hope you're right.

that soon? huh, thought it would be longer. How cool would it be to just add on as you go, start with a 55", and just add panels every year to get up to your full wall. why replace your tv, when you can just add on to it.

This won't be affordable ever.

@@truthseeker1934 When large screen TVs first came out they were over 20 grand I can buy one now for 500 bucks.

And the same picture quality you are able to experience from your screen too..what's the difference then? 😉

John WIC

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You only live once

LMAO

Whole video I was thinking of playing ps5 on it 😂

More. Samsung 75" was like 17000 dollars or something

That size is probably a million dollars.

Size shown in the video is likely 500k or more. I'm comparing with the same microled lego sold by Samsung which can be bought for some time already.

Why go to the cinema when you can chill at home and not be afraid to disturb people around you while eating snacks.

This Prince in TV 8k normal from Brazil lmao

same :))

Source resolution 640x480...

with the technology they rented from Samsung

Maybe it's in the Winchester mystery house man cave. 😂🤣😲

More than that

How bout your soul?💀

Anything that large will need 8k or better resolution. 4k with a screen that large won't be that great but good.

Do you watch on browser?

@@nacomeno understandable 😹

@@KSAgent Why are you laughing? I don't understand what you're writing at all? I have BX nothing falls, the whole thing is absolutely super mega brilliant and I don't understand why you are watching something through the browser.

@@nacomeno Yes, I watch online movies. Try to find online website & watch with full resolution one or two movies and see the results. By the way I didn't laugh on you. 😬

Settings input configuration.

The porn industry is usually one of the first to implement (pun non-intended) and adapt new technologies. They were among the first to use HD, 3D and 4K. The user case for 8K porn is obvious, although some performers may not be too happy about it. However, the _real_ target audience is going to be gamers. They are the demographic that's mostly interested in buying new technologies and willing to pay the associated price. When 1Gb internet is ubiquitous, streaming services may step into 8K distribution as well. Most affected will be Hollywood and regular movie theaters. Whilst Hollywood is at least capturing many tentpole films in large format, that's usually below 8K resolution and the workflow all too often includes a 2K downconversion. Meanwhile, cinemas are still offering dim digital projection with poor contrast. A current consumer-grade OLED television has a better picture quality than most cinemas have, which says a lot about the state of cinemas. After the pandemic, they _seriously_ need to majorly upgrade their spiel. A giant micro-led screen like this rather than far from perfect current-day digital could actually be the solution for that. Certainly when somewhere in this decade a true 16K-20K digital IMAX camera is made with a sensor equivalent to 15perf70 film. That would be three times bigger than the current ARRI-based digital IMAX camera, which is a 65mm camera with 6,5K resolution. It's a brilliant camera for sure, but we need digital capture to equal the original far bigger analog IMAX format which was used to such great extend in films like The Dark Knight, Dunkirk and Tenet. And then have that displayed on a massive microled screen like the one rendered in the video.

I am so jealous that your worry is not the price 🤑