LG sells its rollable 4K OLED TV in South Korea for around CA$115k

Source: LG

We've seen prototypes of LG's rollable 4K OLED TV over the years. Now, the company is ready to sell it in their home country. The RX-branded Signature OLED R will come in a 65-inch size. As we've seen in CES previews, the display hides away at the television's base at the press of a button. It has three settings: Full View, Line View, and Zero View. 

The Line View shows a small amount of the screen out of the base to display things like a clock, music controls, or show pictures. It can also be lowered so you won't see the black bars while watching movies. Its aluminum base can be engraved with a personal message. And its speaker covers come in four colours. There isn't any news yet about this TV launching outside of Korea. But if you're curious how much it costs, it retails for 100 million KRW, which is around CA$115,656.

Source: Engadget

CES 2019: LG to bring rollable OLED TV to market

LG has been playing around with rollable OLED displays for awhile now. It showed a prototype of this TV at last year’s CES. But now it’s going to be a sold to the public at the second half of the year. Called the Signature Series OLED TV R. This comes with a 65-inch display, which hides away in a credenza-like box that also houses the Dolby Atmos sound system. It’s a TV for those with really deep pockets (no price yet but expect it to be extremely expensive) that have a view they’d like to show off to their guests or those who just don’t want to be staring at a black screen when it’s off.

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