why be outside on a beautiful day with some gorgeous broad except to watch TV? It's like having your own personal blaring and obnoxious LED highway billboard right near by.
Humans are so wierd. If we can make something we'll shove it down our throats because of the profit motive regardless of the social or environmental injury.
Ever get the feeling like someone out there is trying to revolutionize how we watch TV? Just over the last few years, the industry’s gone from the immense buzz over 3D HDTV to the advent of pixel-rich 4K, Ultra HD OLEDs and Smart TVs. The one constant amidst all this many-splintered experimentation is that TV screens are only going to get bigger and bigger, as evidenced by the showcasing of Samsung’s 110-inch Easel TV on display at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show.
So don’t be too shocked if something as insanely impractical as the C’SEED 201-inch home theater behemoth becomes ubiquitous. The Porsche-designed outdoor TV screen, billed by C’SEED as the world’s largest, features a high-resolution display comprised of 725,000 LEDs all working synchronously to project as much as 4.4 trillion colors at 5000 nits of brightness.
- Related post: With LED, researchers build a ‘wallpaper TV’
- Related post: Next big thing: ‘See through’ HDTVs
Extravagant bells and whistles include streaming content made possible through fiber-optic cables, a built-in Windows 7 server and three 700W subwoofers. As protection for the customer’s investment, the TV set also comes with a biometric fingerprint recognition security system to prevent unauthorized use, along with wind sensors, lasers and water-resistant components as a safeguard against hazardous environmental conditions.
The entertainment system’s most awe-inspiring feature, though, may be the way it makes an entrance. Custom-built beneath the ground, the collapsed 7-panel array can be summoned via remote control to rise up to a height of up to 15 feet and unfold to form one massive panel. The whole process takes about 25 seconds and the whole system can be rotated 135 degrees to suit whatever angle the audience chooses to watch from.
The C’SEED 201 was recently awarded the Red Dot “Best of the Best 2012″ design award and is estimated to run you $687,775 for the privilege of being one of the first on your block to have something truly big to brag about.
Extravagant Innovation on SmartPlanet:
- Store offers innovative flying hovercraft for $190,000
- Coming soon: An electric airplane for only $34,000
- Former NASA, Apple engineers unveil $11,000 coffee maker
- Futuristic motor home is ultra luxurious, fuel efficient
- For $600,000, you can live in a glass house
- For $40,000, a motorbike that transforms into a jetski
More record-breaking tech:
- Video: World’s biggest touchscreen display is 82-inch beast
- China’s new bullet train is world’s fastest, smashes record
- First look: Inside the world’s thinnest house
- World’s fastest computer processor [video]
- World’s largest bus seats 300 passengers
- Amazing ship can carry 100,000 ton oil rigs (photos)
