Korean tech giant, LG Electronics have unveiled their monster direct view LED TV which offers a very expansive screen and an extreme home cinema system for the super-luxury segment of customers. The LG DVLED TV joins Samsung’s The Wall TV with similar features and functionality.

The LG DVLED TV relies on the same basic concept of deploying millions of LEDs to form a complete picture in customized shapes and can scale to sizes not even available using The Wall. It is possible to choose from 81 inches to the gigantic 325 inches that are bound to transform the entire room.

While the 16:9 aspect ratio is available basically, you can also have the 32:9 ratio which enables you to watch multiple videos at the same time. The setup affords 4K and 8K quality which relies on up to 33 million diodes. It also has the 2K configuration (either single or dual). A WebOS controller is available to provide smart TV functionality for the massive TV system.

Similar to Samsung’s The Wall TV, there are no fixed prices available for the LG DVLED TV due mainly to variations in the installation and other customized features that come with the installation. It is estimated that the minimum price of the new TV could be anything within $30,000 and above, although that looks to be less expensive than the LG rollable OLED TV.

LG has already commenced receiving orders for the gigantic 325-inch DVLED TV. It will be a great luxury addition to provide a larger-than-life TV viewing experience. The target audience for the monster home entertainment system is super-luxury homes.

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