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I can't work out if you're joking.

• dagw 9y ago
  I want it too and I'm not joking. I don't want to 'waste' a whole wall for a large TV, but if I could hang a rolled up TV on a book case and only pull it out when I needed it I would love that. That being said I'm not expecting to see one at a price I'd want to pay in the next 15 years
  • unwind 9y ago
    Just out of curiosity, what do you expect to be able to use the wall for when it's not covered by the TV? Roll-up posters hung somewhere else that roll out to cover the same area?
    • dagw 9y ago
      what do you expect to be able to use the wall for when it's not covered by the TV? A bookshelf. I have a bookshelf on the wall doing what bookshelves do. And then I'll hang the TV 'roll' in front of one of the shelves and pull it down in front of the bookshelf when I want to use it.
      • throwanem 9y ago
        You could do that with a projector, too, probably very well indeed for the cost of a similarly sized OLED display that rolls up like a projection screen. (Wouldn't be surprised if that OLED roll has a pretty limited lifespan, too, between all that physical stress and the way OLEDs degrade anyway.)
  • erik_landerholm 9y ago
    I don’t know what you can afford, but oleds have come down 30-40% just since I purchased mine. Won’t take 15 years I don’t think. The ‘standard’ oleds (which all look amazing) are going to the standard soon. The quality of the picture, blacks especially, is instantly noticeable.