“Why is this tv 150,000 the cost of a house. What is so special about it that puts it 148,000 out of my budget”
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Probably because each of the 8,294,400 pixels has to be placed by hand and each pixel has 3 subpixels one red, one blue, and one green LED. One bad subpixel pixel, they have to start all over and throw out the bad one. Currently there are no machines I am aware of that can manufacture microLEDs en-mass.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The simple answer is, it's new tech. To put it into perspective, when oled technology came out say 9-10 years ago, a 55" 1080p curved lg oled with none of the features we have today, was $1499.99 If you do the math, and scale the size up to the 97" oleds that are available today, the pricing adds up. Hate to say it, but it will take 7-10 years before they come down to oled prices we see today. Also, micro led gives you perfect black levels like oled, but can hit 5000+ nits peak brightness.
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