New TV! Finally!!

[hyson]

I just realized that I Liked a post from 2013.

I replied to one.


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I'm just getting around to catching up on these threads. You'll have to excuse the necroposting (is that even still a word?)

 

[HecticArt]

We'll have to check the "Terms the Kids are Currently Using" thread from 2015 to see if it's still in vogue.

But always post em as you read em.

 

[memebag]

Necroposting is on fleek.

 

[Channel98]

Oh boy, here is the latest marvel in the category of "Televisions nobody ever asked for."

LG Display unveils transparent OLED TV that rises up from your bed at CES 2021

LG's new Transparent OLED Smart Bed is a 55-inch display that can extend to different sizes

www.tomsguide.com

 

[scotchandcigar]

Oh boy, here is the latest marvel in the category of "Televisions nobody ever asked for."

LG Display unveils transparent OLED TV that rises up from your bed at CES 2021

LG's new Transparent OLED Smart Bed is a 55-inch display that can extend to different sizes

www.tomsguide.com

"You can use the Smart Bed's screen at multiple aspect ratios and sizes depending on how much you extend it from the base unit. For example, you can get a quick weather update by extending a small portion of the display or extend it completely when you're watching a movie."

As the unit ages, users may find they can't extend it as much or as often as they'd like.

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

"You can use the Smart Bed's screen at multiple aspect ratios and sizes depending on how much you extend it from the base unit. For example, you can get a quick weather update by extending a small portion of the display or extend it completely when you're watching a movie."

As the unit ages, users may find they can't extend it as much or as often as they'd like.

They probably have a pill for that.

 

[goreds2]

I still have my 50 inch PLASMA Panasonic TV I purchased in March of 2010. Still has a fantastic picture.
Paid a thousands bucks for it.

 

[scotchandcigar]

I still have my 50 inch PLASMA Panasonic TV I purchased in March of 2010. Still has a fantastic picture.
Paid a thousands bucks for it.

I have the same TV. I forgot exactly when I got it, so I just reached over the top of it and took this


I got rid of a 275 lb Sony Wega XBR 36" crt HDTV for the plasma. Next stop is a 65" OLED.

 

[goreds2]

I still have my 50 inch PLASMA Panasonic TV I purchased in March of 2010. Still has a fantastic picture.
Paid a thousands bucks for it.

I saw a deal at Walmart that I could not turn down. Got an ONN 65” TV at Walmart for $396. Will go into the living room. I am going to put the ole 50 inch plasma in my pole barn garage. I have the Directv wireless Genie and it will be great watching the Reds game out there going from a 32” TV to 50” TV.