MicroLED tv 89 inch

[Kensuki]

if samsung manages to sell the 89 inch, 99 inch and 110 inch microLED TV later this year do you think linus will get one and unbox it on his channel before the end of the year?

just a thought.

[jaslion]

If you are asking will there be reviews? Then yes of course the day they launch they will be there.

[dilpickle]

I doubt he would spend that much and I doubt they would send him one.

[Kensuki]

7 minutes ago, dilpickle said:

I doubt he would spend that much and I doubt they would send him one.

As the pessimist as i am we never know man. The 89 is reported to cost 80,000... 

[IPD]

Unless you have the 89" selling for < $10,000....I doubt it.  Super-sized panel displays have been showcased before...and they will almost never be consumer grade.  At an $80,000 price tag, this is clearly intended for commercial use.  Consumers can get a 150" picture out of complete high-end projector setup for well under $20,000...making the value for consumers beyond unreasonable.

 

 

[Doobeedoo]

The cost of these is so insane even now and will be for quite a while.

[Kensuki]

On 4/3/2022 at 10:15 AM, IPD said:

Unless you have the 89" selling for < $10,000....I doubt it.  Super-sized panel displays have been showcased before...and they will almost never be consumer grade.  At an $80,000 price tag, this is clearly intended for commercial use.  Consumers can get a 150" picture out of complete high-end projector setup for well under $20,000...making the value for consumers beyond unreasonable.

 

 

so you're saying that we'll be stuck with OLED

and IPS forever?!

[Kensuki]

52 minutes ago, Piecku said:

Would love to see him review one just for fun. Find out how good the supposedly way better than OLED response times are etc. I don't expect him to actually pay for a unit of course 

Response times are as little as 1 nanosecond

[Stahlmann]

14 hours ago, Kensuki said:

so you're saying that we'll be stuck with OLED

and IPS forever?!

Forever? No. But for the forseeable future, yes.

 

I know there are people that think MicroLED will be the "savior" in the display industry. But they are nowhere close to be able to produce them cheap enough to make it feasable to consumers. The next problem is that they currently cannot make the LED's small enough to offer them in a more standard size like 55" or 65". MicroLED will stay a wall decoration for rich people for the next 8-10 years at least imo.

[e22big]

On 4/3/2022 at 1:30 AM, dilpickle said:

I doubt he would spend that much and I doubt they would send him one.

Linus: You've understimated my power!

[Stahlmann]

42 minutes ago, e22big said:

Linus: You've understimated my power!

This guy built an XBOX controller out of real gold. The question is not just the product price, but how much content he can pull out of it, then maybe also resale value.

[CTR640]

6 hours ago, e22big said:

Linus: You've understimated my power!

Linus finally managed to get one: *drops the whole thing accidentally and recklessly*

[Kensuki]

On 4/2/2022 at 1:30 PM, dilpickle said:

I doubt he would spend that much and I doubt they would send him one.

I don't even know. He's spending a lot on a PC. 1 million.

[Blue4130]

7 hours ago, Kensuki said:

I don't even know. He's spending a lot on a PC. 1 million.

That was given to him to review. He's has to send it back. He didn't spend one million dollars on a pc. 

[Stahlmann]

10 hours ago, Kensuki said:

I don't even know. He's spending a lot on a PC. 1 million.

It's not his to keep. It was sponsored so they can play around with it and get a few videos, but they have to send everything back to Supermicro, Kioxia and Nvidia after they're done.

 

It wouldn't even make sense for him, as this server is extremely overkill for what his workflow needs. This is really just for shits and giggles.