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jberryhill

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3. What's the advantage of that?

Reply to Zorro (Original post)

Tue Dec 18, 2018, 11:55 PM

Dec 2018

Seriously, why?

Sure, it’s a technical marvel, but why do I want a TV that rolls up?

Am I going to hang something else on the wall behind it, or just have a blank wall with some housing for the rolled-up screen mounted on the wall?

I just don’t understand the point.

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LG set to release big-screen TV next year that can roll up like a poster [View all] Zorro Dec 2018 OP

I think that's the one that Huawei stole pecosbob Dec 2018 #1

If you are going to have TVs on a roll, make them big enough to cover whole walls. Doodley Dec 2018 #2

What's the advantage of that? jberryhill Dec 2018 #3

Well, for those who dislike having a huge black blank thing on the wall when not in use, dixiegrrrrl Dec 2018 #4

"When not in use" OriginalGeek Dec 2018 #5

Then you have a blank wall jberryhill Dec 2018 #6