• How many PIP can the system handle? o This depends on which processor is attached. But we currently cap at 16 simultaneous, albeit those would not all be 4k. That is expanding soon too. The best answer for you is it depends. 😊 • How many different sources can the controller handle? o Same answer as above. We also have some higher end systems that enable more inputs. But it’s capable of a lot. • Can the controller be upgraded independently of the display? o Yes! We can do a basic intro controller and then upgrade later. But we need to know if that’s the intent from the get-go so we can ensure compatibility. • Is changing aspect ratio automatically handled? o The system works on presets, so you can have it trigger these with a command from a control system. Then you can zoom/crop or letterbox as you desire. • Can I dim the display? o They are 100% dimmable, again controlled by preset right now. We also have an ambient light sensor for some of our processor options. • Can I run a single small window and not use the whole wall? o You can run 1 pixel or all of them independently. So, if you want to run only a small 90” 16:9 window, but have all the other pixels turned off, you can do that. • How much heat does a system produce? o It depends on the tech, brightness, and pixel pitch. • How much power does a system produce? o Same as previous 😊 • Where I can I see how the system is installed? o We will have some resources soon for this, but our end-users will not be authorized to do their own install (for a LOT of reasons, unless the end user is an authorized dealer) • Where can I see the system in actual use? Switching between inputs, set up PIP, etc. o We will create more resources for this as we continue to expand the business into more and more jobs. Will happy very soon. • What is the specific lag for gaming? What about 120/240hz? o Down to 1 frame lag. Almost all our tech refreshes at 3840hz at the wall, but the processor is limited by the HDMI input, so we are getting up to 120hz input right now. If you need additional details or a contact send me an email at jiles@jilesmccoy.com
the biggest thing about first or second generation tech for the consumer how reliable is it and what is the life span of the unit . Can the unit be repaired if failure occurs and what is the cost compared to investment for the unit. for example if the lifespan were 5 years and the cost was over 20K that would not be a good investment. last how adaptable will this unit be 5 or 6 years down the road with the latest tech
@@christhompson6010 Great comment. In general walls are more upgradable than single panel direct view TVs. The individual panels are swappable, processing is in an external box… as long as the mounting gear can continue to be used things are in a good spot for upgradability. It would be nice to be able to refresh the tech every 10 years or so.
Once a multi-million dollar commercial solution, now a $40k-400k solution, this is becoming a very reasonable. This is the rule for all screen technologies given enough time. 40" plasma TVs cost $40,000 when they were released.
Open a brokerage account. Buy some stocks! Get a business and start a passive income! I am currently investing in stock right now and this is the future I want to get into. My best friend on the other hand is planning on doing some passive income by turning one of his cabin into an Airbnb and as a 2nd source of income, he will eventually get into stocks. Don't just rely on one source of income; your paycheck.
I love that tall mirror looking thing, so I can put it somewhere in my house and have pictures of my love ones constantly switching on it. I have to have that.
4:54 - Turning your lights off or dimming lights down for movies, sports etc is not "weird." What's weird is dropping 40K on something that will be $6k 3 years from now.
Also mentions 600 nits is more than enough. is it just me or does that seem to be about half of what current Qd-Oleds are doing? HDR content is ideal at a minimum of 1000 nits. Too expensive for just 600 nits imo!
Few questions. 1. How does this tech compare to LG OLED 24 FPS movie quality experiences, in terms of refresh rate and soap-opera effect? 2. How much heat do these giant TVs output? 3. How much electricity do they use?
Doubt it. Most people don’t want to cover their walls with a screen due to limited space. Unless you are a home theater enthusiast, or someone with a gigantic house and extra space and rooms to do stuff like this in them. And then imagine the enormous energy cost to power these displays daily. It will be cost prohibitive for 80 to 90% of the worlds population.
Agreed. The 40k wall is expensive, but it not like 600,000 expensive. I wonder how long it takes 40k to drop to 10k. Then it’s for sure worthwhile in a home cinema.
Acoustically, it's still oftentimes a superior option. Large reflective displays can present quite the challenge to acoustic optimization. Whereas a quality acoustically transparent screen can offer superb characteristics and performance.
4:43 ABSOLUTELY YES but not many peeps have 40k to toss down on a screen. Then you need someone w/ a big enough house to put the screen. Id go off that. Whats the consumer need in terms of space on average to house this thing then factor in whats that consumer worth and you have a price range to keep w/ in. I have no clue what that is. Factor in your production capacity for the upper mid or lower end of that spectrum and its a good start.
Hey, I think your product is innovated and it’s beautiful. Fantastic I really really interested in stuff like this one day beautiful super super neat very high-tech tech.👑💯
The display can be any shape you want. Obviously that doesn’t change once it’s installed. It can display at whatever aspect ratio on that screen you want it to with black bars as required. You can also run the video through a processor and stretch content to fit if you want. Nothing really different than other displays. The screen can do anything any other display can. It does all the multiple Picture in Picture as well. Such as watching 3 football games at the same time.
U guys can anyone explain to me the difference between a standard video wall like in this video and the Samsung wall tv I mostly need to know the difference in price range
How much for a 130" wall? I was just on the cusp of purchasing a So y projector, anamorphic lens, and high end screen. This would look way better. Would I be correct that I’d a 238" = $40k , that ROUGHLY a 130" = $20k? if so you might have a buyer
I would be very interested to see how the software works with showing multiple content streams, How seamless would it be switching from watching a film in 16:9, to divided the screen into 4 sports events. As of now, it just feels like false marketing, since they are just showing a pre rendered video, ive never seen one working in the real world
After awhile no matter how big your screen is….you get use to it and the WOW factor goes away. Nice to have, I’m sure it is, but really how much is too much?
I don't know if your company installs Samsung products, but can you explain to me what the difference is between Samsung "Direct View LED" and "The Wall"?
@@velocityacoustics That’s what I am getting at. A dealer can likely answer that question. Each manufacturer probably doesn’t talk much about competitors.
Its informational. I don't have a unit to review here yet. One day!
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I like the solution but unless having a black painted wall a huge object on the living room wall doesn't look great. I'll stick with my affordable 4k laser projector for the time being.
@@JilesMcCoy This is definitely the TV of the future. You choose your size and you pay. Then, you can distribute that size into one screen or as many as you want. If they went for the price of an expensive projector, I will get one. But I love it!
No, TH-cam cut it because of copyright of the movie playing behind him. I reedited and uploaded the longer version that has that all included. Just watch that one :-)
Video Walls are used on most concerts, tv shows like The Voice, America Got Talent etc. They are very expensive. I worked on events with them. Eventually these walls will be in your local movie theaters as prices go down.
In 2 or 3 years they will be at cost parity with upscale enthusiast home theaters. Its almost there. I am planning to upgrade my screen to a wall from projection as my next big upgrade.
Still needs to be for everybody's home option. Yes, for millions or billions of homes, you can install this. But I will wait until the technology becomes available for consumers. Currently, 100" LEDs are very affordable, so this is only expensive because it is new and, like the iPhone, charges too much for its technology, but when this goes into bulk production, it will be much cheaper.
False. This isn't expensive just because it's new. It's expensive because of the low yields and high time consumption that result from placing each individual Micro LED into each module.
CAN IT BE DIMMED??? For nightime viewing. This brightness war has destroyed my sleep. I switch all my TVs to Smaller oleds and my sleep improved. I’m wait to buy a larger QDoled for living room 90-100. When if ever it becomes available. I cool the back of all my TVs with extra fans. And temperature probes that send me alerts. I can make an OLED last 30 years 😂. But I know microled is the future. I just want to be able to dim it way down at night. OR OMG like you said maybe have the option to make that massive screen smaller at night with perfect black around it. And the smaller scale also be centered
The big turning point will be at the 30k price point. Thats price parity with the top end JVC projector. The next turning point is the 20K price point. When you can get an appropriately sized wall at 20K the tide will start turning against projection in a real way.
He talks about it going into home cinemas then says it costs $40k. Only a certain demographic (read small) could/would pay that amount of money on a home cinema screen.
The take home message is that this is the same cost as a 42" plasma when they came out. This price will come down to less than 10K quickly. And be available for DIY folks. The clock is ticking quickly.
I was gonna say the same thing that's why I would not buy this even if it was 1000 squid I'd only buy it if it's one panel anything more than 2 then you can see the lines where there joined another reason why I would never by a foldable phone. as you can see the crease. If I was going to use it for say 4 screens different channels then I can put up with that but for one full video, nope
Video walls kind of suck for home theater. You can 't put speakers behind them, and if they're big enough, you can't fit any in front of them either. And, still extremely pricey. Cool as infodisplays and whatnot, sure.
@@chriswindham9868 They had a demo of how you get around speaker placement issues with a video wall at CEDIA. Video walls will eat a huge chunk of the projector market over the next several years.
I think projectors will still be very relevant for another decade with the wall prices as high as 30k. That’s a bit steep. Until there’s a huge market, and it’s mass produced, this will be for wealthy people.
You can have a setup, but its not the same. Its less expensive, depending on equipment (you can buy a million dollar projector if you want) but the big point is that in the near future this tech will be less expensive and better than equivalent projection systems for cost. When you can get a 130" wall for 10K its the end of most home projection.@@CompetitionSportsNetwork
• How many PIP can the system handle?
o This depends on which processor is attached. But we currently cap at 16 simultaneous, albeit those would not all be 4k. That is expanding soon too. The best answer for you is it depends. 😊
• How many different sources can the controller handle?
o Same answer as above. We also have some higher end systems that enable more inputs. But it’s capable of a lot.
• Can the controller be upgraded independently of the display?
o Yes! We can do a basic intro controller and then upgrade later. But we need to know if that’s the intent from the get-go so we can ensure compatibility.
• Is changing aspect ratio automatically handled?
o The system works on presets, so you can have it trigger these with a command from a control system. Then you can zoom/crop or letterbox as you desire.
• Can I dim the display?
o They are 100% dimmable, again controlled by preset right now. We also have an ambient light sensor for some of our processor options.
• Can I run a single small window and not use the whole wall?
o You can run 1 pixel or all of them independently. So, if you want to run only a small 90” 16:9 window, but have all the other pixels turned off, you can do that.
• How much heat does a system produce?
o It depends on the tech, brightness, and pixel pitch.
• How much power does a system produce?
o Same as previous 😊
• Where I can I see how the system is installed?
o We will have some resources soon for this, but our end-users will not be authorized to do their own install (for a LOT of reasons, unless the end user is an authorized dealer)
• Where can I see the system in actual use? Switching between inputs, set up PIP, etc.
o We will create more resources for this as we continue to expand the business into more and more jobs. Will happy very soon.
• What is the specific lag for gaming? What about 120/240hz?
o Down to 1 frame lag. Almost all our tech refreshes at 3840hz at the wall, but the processor is limited by the HDMI input, so we are getting up to 120hz input right now.
If you need additional details or a contact send me an email at jiles@jilesmccoy.com
the biggest thing about first or second generation tech for the consumer how reliable is it and what is the life span of the unit . Can the unit be repaired if failure occurs and what is the cost compared to investment for the unit. for example if the lifespan were 5 years and the cost was over 20K that would not be a good investment. last how adaptable will this unit be 5 or 6 years down the road with the latest tech
@@christhompson6010 Great comment. In general walls are more upgradable than single panel direct view TVs. The individual panels are swappable, processing is in an external box… as long as the mounting gear can continue to be used things are in a good spot for upgradability. It would be nice to be able to refresh the tech every 10 years or so.
Who can buy a 40k or 360k? Projectors are way cheaper than that.
And the price is ?
@@zzzxxzzz3248 Where are you located? We can put you in contact with a dealer.
If you need additional details or a contact send me an email at jiles@jilesmccoy.com
Once a multi-million dollar commercial solution, now a $40k-400k solution, this is becoming a very reasonable.
This is the rule for all screen technologies given enough time.
40" plasma TVs cost $40,000 when they were released.
Super true
Reasonable? Hitting the crack pipe early I see. It's overpriced to the shithouse. It will be $1,499 in 4 years time.
@@my2cents198 We can hope!
yet, proving his point@@my2cents198
@@my2cents198Stop talking B.S. 🤣🤣🤣
I’ll be back in ten years when I might be able to afford this.
Lets hope!!!
@@JilesMcCoyI Will back in 20 years.
Open a brokerage account. Buy some stocks! Get a business and start a passive income! I am currently investing in stock right now and this is the future I want to get into. My best friend on the other hand is planning on doing some passive income by turning one of his cabin into an Airbnb and as a 2nd source of income, he will eventually get into stocks. Don't just rely on one source of income; your paycheck.
Toshiba micro led 100" 144hz smart tv with 65w sound for 2500$.
I love that tall mirror looking thing, so I can put it somewhere in my house and have pictures of my love ones constantly switching on it. I have to have that.
Its super cool!
If you need to speak with them let me know.
If I buy this screen I’ll have to charge my friends for game night and sell drinks at my home in order to pay it back.
If you had this screen they just might pay for that! ha!
You smart bad lol😂
When I can get 4k 120hz for $2-3K for a wall, I'll be interested.
Me too! That will be outstanding.
4:54 - Turning your lights off or dimming lights down for movies, sports etc is not "weird." What's weird is dropping 40K on something that will be $6k 3 years from now.
Have you seen the new Hisense 100" for 5k? Thats a game changer!
@@JilesMcCoy Ja id still rather pay 2k for a 65 oled and sit 8 feet not 12 away from the screen lol. I'm not gaming on that hisense pile of trash.
Also mentions 600 nits is more than enough. is it just me or does that seem to be about half of what current Qd-Oleds are doing? HDR content is ideal at a minimum of 1000 nits. Too expensive for just 600 nits imo!
Finally, micro LED explained for a layman like myself 😮
Thank you!!
Please what is the price
Watch the video for those details.
Few questions.
1. How does this tech compare to LG OLED 24 FPS movie quality experiences, in terms of refresh rate and soap-opera effect?
2. How much heat do these giant TVs output?
3. How much electricity do they use?
#2 and 3 depend on how many Micro LED modules you're using.
My understanding is that you have full control over the soap opera effect.
Once the price drops below $10k vs $40k now, this will overtake projectors. Eventually in 10 years this will have 10-20% of the regular TV market
I agree. Its just a matter of time.
Doubt it. Most people don’t want to cover their walls with a screen due to limited space. Unless you are a home theater enthusiast, or someone with a gigantic house and extra space and rooms to do stuff like this in them. And then imagine the enormous energy cost to power these displays daily. It will be cost prohibitive for 80 to 90% of the worlds population.
Imagine 3d in a cinema on a micro led,that contrast ratio would do wonders for pop..
That would be awesome!
A projector is the equivalent of a Timex watch in a digital world.
I think it will become a niche… like tube amps.
Are they at a point where they can make the screen in a cinemascope ratio?
Absolutely.
I swear I saw this tech in Avatar 2009 (Director's Cut) near the beginning of the movie. Another example of sci-fi becoming reality
that was a holographic display
Thanks for watching!
Hey pretty cool. If you're pretty rich or have a very good business you can add one or more of these beautiful huge TV's. Very cool.
Agreed. The 40k wall is expensive, but it not like 600,000 expensive. I wonder how long it takes 40k to drop to 10k. Then it’s for sure worthwhile in a home cinema.
@@JilesMcCoy Yes agreed 👍
Imagine having the ability to watch every sports game that is live atm. Unreal.
That would be amazing!
600nits peak brightness? Dimmer than a mid range OLED?
So you are saying its like an OLED?
Would be nice if they can manufacture triangular screens? Triangles screens could be used to build dome screens.
Nice!
The reasons for buying a projector are getting fewer and fewer…..
I agree!
Acoustically, it's still oftentimes a superior option.
Large reflective displays can present quite the challenge to acoustic optimization.
Whereas a quality acoustically transparent screen can offer superb characteristics and performance.
Yeah, I started commenting years ago that projectors need to be thrown in the trashcan.
@@RedLeo-pf9yo I am 100% ready switch from a projector to a wall. I love the the idea of pairing Just Video Walls with TPI Audio.
@@JilesMcCoy - Heck yeah !!!
What size is that 2nd. Just Video Walls display? (the one above the fireplace)
I dont recall at this point.
4:43 ABSOLUTELY YES but not many peeps have 40k to toss down on a screen. Then you need someone w/ a big enough house to put the screen. Id go off that. Whats the consumer need in terms of space on average to house this thing then factor in whats that consumer worth and you have a price range to keep w/ in. I have no clue what that is. Factor in your production capacity for the upper mid or lower end of that spectrum and its a good start.
When the 120" version of this is affordable it will go crazy.
Hey, I think your product is innovated and it’s beautiful. Fantastic I really really interested in stuff like this one day beautiful super super neat very high-tech tech.👑💯
It’s very cool!
i was wondering this is gonna shows 2.35 /1.78 ratio as wide screen without blk bars on top & bottom too?
i mean gonna adjust itself like projector ?
The display can be any shape you want. Obviously that doesn’t change once it’s installed. It can display at whatever aspect ratio on that screen you want it to with black bars as required. You can also run the video through a processor and stretch content to fit if you want. Nothing really different than other displays. The screen can do anything any other display can. It does all the multiple Picture in Picture as well. Such as watching 3 football games at the same time.
I love LED ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
100%
You showed that the led tile can bend if you want to curve around corners. But how can you do that when the cabinet cant bend?
I would guess that you would get a cabinet shaped how you need it.
U guys can anyone explain to me the difference between a standard video wall like in this video and the Samsung wall tv
I mostly need to know the difference in price range
Prices are all over the place. You just need to talk to some dealers. Let me know if you need a contact.
Why was the price segment deleted?
I had to move it because of copyright of the movie playing in the background. You can see it in the other version I uploaded.
Me: I really need to cancel my $75 cable bill as I don't watch enough TV.
Also Me: I really need a video wall like this to watch TV.
Thanks for watching!
I want to sell these! How and where do I apply? This is amazing!
You can fill out the form in the notes below to send me a note and I can get you hooked up with the folks.
@@JilesMcCoy I will be doing that first thing in the morning. Thank you Jiles!
What do you mount the panels on if you want them curved?
You would need to discuss with a CI.
How much for a 130" wall? I was just on the cusp of purchasing a So y projector, anamorphic lens, and high end screen. This would look way better. Would I be correct that I’d a 238" = $40k , that ROUGHLY a 130" = $20k? if so you might have a buyer
I think you are around the 40K mark for the 130" wall. The 2nd wall they showed is the 40K amount one.
Tell me more abot that 1/12 scale porche RSR 934 model kit beside you!
Nice!
I'd like to make a standing-room igloo out of these.
Nice!
We're to get one of those TVs 220 inch or 292 inch tv
Thats super exciting! Who are you getting it with?
For myself I was looking at the 220 crystal c series and didn't know who to text about it
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Can't you see any lines between the modules? Has technology advanced a lot?
When it’s off and you put your face on it you can. When it’s on and you are watching it’s not visible for any decent system.
Is this available in India?
I am sure it is!
Doesn't the "ONE" mansion in LA have one of these mounted in the bar?
Thanks for watching!
Mind blowing
I agree!
600 nits … the moment HDR lefts the room.
Thanks for watching!
Naw, I've had a 150in home theater since 2020. My next upgrade will be a virtual 150-200in screen via Apple VisionPro!
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Keep up the great work bro!
Thanks!
Don't see this as a standard home use option until the price can get on par with competitors.
I agree, but it’s closer than we think.
What company is this that sells this tv
Drop a note here and I can get you all the info you need: form.jotform.com/240460421163141
I would be very interested to see how the software works with showing multiple content streams, How seamless would it be switching from watching a film in 16:9, to divided the screen into 4 sports events. As of now, it just feels like false marketing, since they are just showing a pre rendered video, ive never seen one working in the real world
It’s legit. It does all those things. It’s amazing.
@@JilesMcCoy Could you please explain in some more detail, how exactly is it done by the user?
@@YungRamo When I get one installed I'll make a video about it!
ok thanks, I will be waiting. (have you already ordered one? ETA?)
@@YungRamo No, I don't have budget right now. Gotta buy cars for 2 teens and that is all I can think about at the moment :-)
Why you cut out the price???
It’s in the other video.
Price?
Drop me a message with the link in the notes if you want to get pricing for a project.
Make it touch & you have a winner...
That would be crazy! But no one is touching my screen!
There's a touchscreen function that can be configured with into the processor
Great review.
Glad you enjoyed it
What about input video quality.....
Not sure what you mean. It supports 4k. And the big ones 8K I think.
That's great but you never mentioned how much
If you want pricing please send a request with my link in the notes.
The first screen looked much better than the second screen.
Thanks for watching!
After awhile no matter how big your screen is….you get use to it and the WOW factor goes away. Nice to have, I’m sure it is, but really how much is too much?
Too much is when you go beyond what is comfortable to view.
Ask Marty if I may borrow that's sports book for 2023 and 2024.
It would be awesome for sports!
Where in the video does it say that the first video wall cost 40k?
Watch this version: th-cam.com/video/laH39x4Hm78/w-d-xo.html
Whoa 😮 brilliant 🤩 hefty pricetag, though
From England 🏴
Agreed!
Video wall is the future. 15 years from now they will be everywhere at an affordable price.
Agreed. Maybe sooner.
How much?
Depends on the size. Do you need a sales contact?
super impressive
I agree
I see it more useful in commercial spaces than a home.
As prices come down it will displace projection. Its still expensive now.
Cost? Also can you play video games on this?
Depends on size and yes.
I don't know if your company installs Samsung products, but can you explain to me what the difference is between Samsung "Direct View LED" and "The Wall"?
Just Video Walls doesn't sell Samsung gear, but I image you can get an opinion from a dealer.
@JilesMcCoy Well, it's more of a technical question than brand related. But thanks anyways . 🙄
@@velocityacoustics That’s what I am getting at. A dealer can likely answer that question. Each manufacturer probably doesn’t talk much about competitors.
So cool
I agree!
3:49 WTF happened to the price????? 4:14
Here: Your Next Home Theater - Just Video Walls Micro LED Video Wall
th-cam.com/video/laH39x4Hm78/w-d-xo.html
That was fast......Thanks @@JilesMcCoy
When I become a Millionaire... this will be the first thing Im gonna get it 4 sure.
Me too! I really want this!
how many years have we seen the wall
This was the first I’ve seen this particular iteration.
I'll take two.
Me too!
What's the make of that video wall going for 40k?
Its from Just Video Walls. Let me know if you need any contact details for them.
@@JilesMcCoyI do. Please
I do please.
Yes I do please.
@@Luke-qs2cg Send me an email at jiles@jilesmccoy.com
I'll wait 6 years to buy it
I can’t wait to see the prices then!
dope af
instant sub
Thanks!
I wonder what the profit margin is on this since it's marketed toward businesses and rich people.
Healthy I am sure.
Wondering about the price…let me tell you more info before the price. Is this a review or QVC?
Its informational. I don't have a unit to review here yet. One day!
I like the solution but unless having a black painted wall a huge object on the living room wall doesn't look great. I'll stick with my affordable 4k laser projector for the time being.
I winder if these could ever be like a Frame from Samsung.
If we're going to have 3D printing of homes, and curved walls, a curved display might make some sense. Or for immersive content. Or...
You can get bendable units not. They are cool!
There's a company that 3d Prints homes right now! they're the only company that can.
Dude $40k? You buy 75” LED Tvs and put them together to watch different games. Spend way less. I love the technology but it is too expensive
That exactly the price point I hope to see in the future. Around 5 or 6K for a 150" setup.
@@JilesMcCoy This is definitely the TV of the future. You choose your size and you pay. Then, you can distribute that size into one screen or as many as you want. If they went for the price of an expensive projector, I will get one. But I love it!
We are almost there. When 40k gets to 20K it will be the era of the giant migration from projection to screen.@@theforeignerinamerica1817
You can throw stuff at the screen?! Perfect for The Donald. 😂😂
Thanks for watching!
The video got cut when he was talking about the pricing? Is that intentional / marketing gimmick ?
No, TH-cam cut it because of copyright of the movie playing behind him. I reedited and uploaded the longer version that has that all included. Just watch that one :-)
4:58 600 nits?? 🤔
Indeed, not bad. The higher end units are brighter of course.
Video Walls are used on most concerts, tv shows like The Voice, America Got Talent etc. They are very expensive. I worked on events with them. Eventually these walls will be in your local movie theaters as prices go down.
In 2 or 3 years they will be at cost parity with upscale enthusiast home theaters. Its almost there. I am planning to upgrade my screen to a wall from projection as my next big upgrade.
This is awesome. Great video. Did a nice job explaining the product.
Thanks!
The cost is astronomical only a couple hundred thousand dollars 💸
40k
I like it
Me too!
A fabulous wall for all those up and coming millionaires. Movies, extra.
Hopefully soon for the typical consumer!
Probably still no 3D support :(
:(
Still needs to be for everybody's home option. Yes, for millions or billions of homes, you can install this. But I will wait until the technology becomes available for consumers. Currently, 100" LEDs are very affordable, so this is only expensive because it is new and, like the iPhone, charges too much for its technology, but when this goes into bulk production, it will be much cheaper.
False. This isn't expensive just because it's new.
It's expensive because of the low yields and high time consumption that result from placing each individual Micro LED into each module.
Thanks for watching!
The end of projectors is near.
One step closer.
CAN IT BE DIMMED??? For nightime viewing. This brightness war has destroyed my sleep. I switch all my TVs to Smaller oleds and my sleep improved. I’m wait to buy a larger QDoled for living room 90-100. When if ever it becomes available. I cool the back of all my TVs with extra fans. And temperature probes that send me alerts. I can make an OLED last 30 years 😂. But I know microled is the future. I just want to be able to dim it way down at night. OR OMG like you said maybe have the option to make that massive screen smaller at night with perfect black around it. And the smaller scale also be centered
It should be able to handle everything you want.
Not that long ago ... Panasonic's 103" plasma was $100k ... and it weighed +700lbs!
It quickly became a dinosaur.
Times are changing!!!!
Yeah in 2004 !!!! 😂😂😂😂
@@LEMON48 The progress we have made is amazing.
Panny had a 150” as well at 4K resolution. I want it lol
I have installed that TV we had 4 guys and a lift lol. There is pair installed above some people in a City Hall setting
Has to be ridiculously expensive. Dope though
Yes and yes! I want it soooo much!
When it gets to $10,000 and under then we can start talking about replacing my projector!!!… I work for a living!!😅
The big turning point will be at the 30k price point. Thats price parity with the top end JVC projector. The next turning point is the 20K price point. When you can get an appropriately sized wall at 20K the tide will start turning against projection in a real way.
He talks about it going into home cinemas then says it costs $40k. Only a certain demographic (read small) could/would pay that amount of money on a home cinema screen.
The take home message is that this is the same cost as a 42" plasma when they came out. This price will come down to less than 10K quickly. And be available for DIY folks. The clock is ticking quickly.
Please me,i need a opportunity 🙏🏽
We all do!
I see the seams
I couldn't.
I was gonna say the same thing that's why I would not buy this even if it was 1000 squid I'd only buy it if it's one panel anything more than 2 then you can see the lines where there joined another reason why I would never by a foldable phone. as you can see the crease. If I was going to use it for say 4 screens different channels then I can put up with that but for one full video, nope
You dont see the seams on these. You should check them out.@@woogieman007
Video walls kind of suck for home theater. You can 't put speakers behind them, and if they're big enough, you can't fit any in front of them either. And, still extremely pricey. Cool as infodisplays and whatnot, sure.
Did you see what Barco is doing to solve the speaker problem?
What’s Barco?
@@chriswindham9868 They had a demo of how you get around speaker placement issues with a video wall at CEDIA. Video walls will eat a huge chunk of the projector market over the next several years.
Check out the TPI Audio motion controller. It addresses the speaker placement issue.
@ 4:52 facts lol
Please share the video on all the social channels! Thanks!
I think projectors will still be very relevant for another decade with the wall prices as high as 30k. That’s a bit steep. Until there’s a huge market, and it’s mass produced, this will be for wealthy people.
GIve it 5 years and this will be less than a mid range projector.
You can buy a 4K projector and a 300" wall screen and have the same setup for much less. It won't be micro LED technology but it will still be 4K.
You can have a setup, but its not the same. Its less expensive, depending on equipment (you can buy a million dollar projector if you want) but the big point is that in the near future this tech will be less expensive and better than equivalent projection systems for cost. When you can get a 130" wall for 10K its the end of most home projection.@@CompetitionSportsNetwork
Ah , so the led cabinet is in a box ? 😅👌 But yeah , amazing :)
The display panel plugs into a frame on the back… is that what you mean?
@@JilesMcCoy Wouldn't that describe any tv though?
DOES THE SCREEN ALSO SERVE AS A CENTER CHANNEL LIKE THE SMALLER SONY TVS ???
No, you need speakers.
Can you do 4k 120hz?