> If the price difference between making it bendable instead of always curved is neglible, you might as well cater to both flat-screen and curved-screen buyers

> If the price difference between making it bendable instead of always curved is neglible, you might as well cater to both flat-screen and curved-screen buyers with one product. I agree. In my case I bought years ago a curved LG OLED display even if I was quite against it because it was 1000.- CHF cheaper than its identical but flat twin (2500.-) => I relocated last October and the only place I could put the TV in the new flat was in front of the fireplace, which is in the livingroom's corner cutting the 2 walls by 45 degrees => the curved TV fits better than a flat TV to show the image towards the viewer sitting on the couch in the square room. Therefore, if the price diff is not too high, then why not - maybe you won't need that feature or not immediately, but you never know; it does give you more "options" and I'm always in favour of that, as well when coding, managing a project, etc - having more options decreases risk, makes you more able to adapt, etc :)