C-Seed N1 Foldable LED TV

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The C-SEED N1 is based on Micro LED technology and costs $ 275,000 .

It is not cheap, but clients sometimes buy up to five at a time to put on their super yachts.

The screens have 4 K resolution, and the screen is the reason they are so expensive, rather than the motors and folding tiles.

But previous screen technologies such as Plasma and OLED televisions both started off as being extremely expensive and aimed at the rich - before coming down to prices more suited to the consumer market. It may take a few years (or decades) but one day , ordinary people might have something like this in the living room..

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