This TV Costs Rs 2.9 Crore, What Makes It Crazy Expensive?

A giant TV screen offers an unmatched viewing experience because you get to enjoy much larger images. However, the larger the TV, the more space it takes up in your room. The solution is making a giant TV that folds.

The C SEED M1 is a 165-inch folding screen that disappears completely into the floor when it’s not in use.

Currently, manufacturers like LG are using flexible OLED display tech to make giant televisions that can disappear into a box when not in use. Meanwhile, C SEED makes use of microLEDs, which are considered the future of screen technology. It’s a combination of the best features of the existing leading screen technologies, featuring self-illuminated RGB pixels with no need for a backlight and without the degrading organic compounds used in manufacturing OLED screens.

Even better, this technology consumes less energy, allows for slimmer screens, and produces blacks and whites comparable with the currently best TVs on the market.

It’s worth noting that this screen does not fold as OLED screens do. Instead, it’s divided into 5 panels folding into each other like a giant fan, which shows another advantage of microLED screens: allowing larger TVs to comprise smaller panels while hiding all the seams. As a result, we get a giant uniform screen.

The C SEED M1 comes in three colors, black, gold, and titanium. The TV alone costs $400,000 (Rs 2.9 crore), not to mention the expenditure for the required renovations to install the TV.

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