150" TV for Videogames

[Flack]

explain how someone would fit this into their car/truck and how they would get it in their house

If you can afford $70,000 for a television, I'm guessing they deliver.

[Trebuken]

Is the 150" TV meant for home use or is it designed for use in something like a stadium or auditorium instead?

Neither...it's just a 'see what we can do' design. it's meant to be a tech demo of sorts...

[FAMOUS]

F*CK,....SuperBowl Anyone?

[Overbite]

it would be cheaper to just buy front row tickets to the superbowl.

hell, seats up in the penthouse with free drinks would be cheaper

[Greg2600]

I'm expecting Ted Danson to do a commercial for this thing, in character as Gulliver, from the aweful Gulliver's Travels NBC mini-series.

[Rob2600]

I'm expecting Ted Danson to do a commercial for this thing, in character as Gulliver, from the awful Gulliver's Travels NBC mini-series.

That would be hilarious!

[Greg2600]

[CanadianMehd]

Pshht, mine's bigger </epenis>

[Zap!]

At $70K, it better be.

That's all it is? I was guessing in the area of $150,000. Well, if you have a house with a living room that's large enough to fit it, chances are you can afford 70k.

[Ikari Warrior]

Just get a projector, it's a heck of a lot cheaper.

[Dreamc@sting]

Wow...that is insane...even though I'd much rather big up a HD projector..I wouldnt pass one of these suckers up if I won it lol. Imagine playing games with characters bigger than you...hot damn

[Rogmeister]

This reminds me of the Weird Al Yankovic song "Frank's 2000-Inch TV"...

[Rob2600]

This reminds me of the Weird Al Yankovic song "Frank's 2000-Inch TV"...

That's next year's model.

Now I can watch The Simpsons from thirty blocks away!