$400,000 MicroLED TV Can Be Folded Like A Fan And Placed Under The Floor
Harin - Mar 06, 2021
It is surely a dream of people enjoying Netflix and following a minimalist lifestyle because its giant screen can be folded and placed under the floor.
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The product is called C SEED M1, developed by the Austrian TV company C SEED.
The C SEED M1 is a 165-inch MicroLED TV. It is surely a dream of people who enjoy streaming Netflix and follow a minimalist lifestyle because its giant screen can be folded and placed under the floor.
Unlike other OLED TVs with a rollable screen like the one from LG, C SEED M1 uses a MicroLED panel instead of a regular OLED one. It doesn’t simply roll into the box when not being used.

If you don’t know, MicroLED is one of the future technologies of the display field. It makes use of all the best features of today’s display technology with self-illuminating RGB pixels without backlighting. It also uses inorganic compounds to prevent “burn-in” phenomena caused by organic compounds that are used in conventional OLED panels.
Moreover, MicroLED panels are also more energy-efficient. With MicroLED panels, TVs can become thinner.
However, one of the biggest disadvantages of this technology is that it can’t be made into a large rollable screen like OLED. In other words, it is extremely difficult to manufacture a giant 165-inch TV that disappears under the floor. But C SEED made this possible by using 5 separate foldable panels with a design similar to that of a giant fan.

This is one of the advantages of MicroLED panels. Smaller panels can be used to assemble into a much larger TV. They are also seamless. So when they spread out and connect to each other, they look like a giant homogeneous display.
The company also claims that users can use a feature called Adaptive Distance Correction so that there will be no differences in the displayed image between the panels.
In terms of colors, there are three options including gold, black, and titan. The price of the product is quite high, at $400,000. However, it doesn’t include the renovation cost that the user has to pay to place to TV under the floor.

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