Mitsubishi to Sell 100-inch OLED TV This Month

[Marcus Yam]

If only there were more pixels.

Mitsubishi to Sell 100-inch OLED TV This Month : Read more

 

[DjEaZy]

... wanna, wanna, wanna!!!

 

[thesmokingman14]

Let's see....that'll be 10 arms, and 6 legs!!!

 

[azconnie]

Can it do 3D vision?

 

[azconnie]

[citation][nom]thesmokingman14[/nom]Let's see....that'll be 10 arms, and 6 legs!!![/citation]

And thats just wolesale, by the time it hits retail, you'll need to a score left nuts.

 

[Jerky_san]

Wonder how much that baby will sale for..probably get a free consular after you buy it from the shock of price..

 

[jeffunit]

17.6 pounds total? If it is 15 inches thick, then it is about 37 cubic feet, which means the density is less than 8 oz per cubic foot.

Since there are multiple panels that have to be held to each other, I think this most unlikely. I think it more likely that it weighs 176 pounds.

 

[thejerk]

you know, since you mentioned it's not HD... you might want to provide the resolution, which was 1088X640.

 

[ionut19]

No HD..?..sad..

 

[schizz69]

Would love to setup and eyefinity rig with 6 of these!!!!
Joygasm!!!!

 

[mavroxur]

Price has not yet been released for a reason

 

[dark_lord69]

If only there were more pixels.

You say that and don't even give the resolution or talk about it?

 

[scook9]

With that resolution....just get a projector for $600 that IS HD

Stupid PR stunt.....

 

[jblack]

[citation][nom]thejerk[/nom]you know, since you mentioned it's not HD... you might want to provide the resolution, which was 1088X640.[/citation]


Where did you find the resolution? This thing can't be 16X9. I was figuring if it was 16X9, that the resolution would be roughly 1211 X 681.

At 1088X640, that puts it at 10/17 aspect ratio.

 

[tleavit]

My 133" screen setup with a 1080p Panny projector that I bought 3 years ago could be bought for a total of probably $1500 right now used. Im guessing that thing sells for $50,000-$100,000

 

[belardo]

"15.1 inches think."?

So who wants this thing? Sure its big, but it should have higher res, at least 1080p.

Get a $400~700 projector.

 

[thorimmortal]

Its 15.1 inches "think" lol. +1 on previous post I think its also a typo on the weight.

 

[squidz66]

Pawn shops of the future must be HUGE!

 

[zaznet]

The numbers quoted are for each module. Each being 128x128 pixels. They are 15.1 inches square per module. A module weighs 17.6 pounds. The screen assembled is 99mm thick.

This thing is modular for a reason, so it can be custom fit to specific customer needs. The 100 diagonal inch model is for demonstration purposes or as a general use display. These are targeting dynamic signage such as seen in sporting events or other high traffic areas like airports.

Direct link to the Mitsubishi press release:
http/global.mitsubishielectric.com/news/news_releases/2010/mel0824.pdf

 

[mr_tuel]

What's the point other than being able to say "we built the first 100 inch OLED"? Even if I had the money I would rather have that 55"; 0.33" thin Samsung LED for "just" $5,000. Its the same thickness as the screen on my MacBook Pro!!