LG’s latest Rollable TV measures 65-inches and rolls down when desired or up when not in use, almost like a projector screen, but with incomparable technology. Unfortunately, it’s just a concept for now, while the LG SIGNATURE OLED TV R is much closer to being ready for consumer purchase. How so? Well, for starters, users can adjust the aspect ratio to allow for specific cinematic experiences, with Full View, Line View and Zero View options.
You also get Amazon Alexa support as well as Apple AirPlay 2 and HomeKit in Full View, while Line View shows things like the time, mood, music selections and even frame mode which shows your favorite photos. Or, simply let the TV roll all the way into the box and forget it even exists with Zero View.
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The first model of rollable OLED was designed to roll up only. Even if a professional were to figure out a way to hang it from the ceiling, there is no mechanism to reorient the picture, so it would appear upside down. It’s also likely that mounting it from an 8-foot ceiling would result in the panel being too high for comfortable viewing anyway,” said Tim Alessi, LG’s Director of New Product Development.
LG’s roll-down OLED TV at #CES2020 has my attention. Watch this… pic.twitter.com/lg0ozCSDHq
— Mark Spoonauer (@mspoonauer) January 7, 2020