LG’s crazy rollable TV is coming this spring

2019-1-8 05:52

A year ago, LG gave us a peek at its 65-inch rollable TV prototype at CES. Now, it’s bringing the creation to market as its flagship device in the 4k OLED TV market for 2019. The prototype was awe-inspiring, showing a flat — almost literally — screen TV that rolled away inside a base.

It was a TV when you needed one, and stayed tucked out of the way when you didn’t — perfect for small spaces looking for a large screen. All told, it takes around 10 seconds to go from deployed to hidden, and vice versa. And surprisingly,…

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