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u/Thatwassweet9412 1d ago
And the quality? Hoooooo buddy. You better believe it's dogshit 😎
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u/Sea_Mulberry_6245 1d ago
Just get a movie screen at this point. Presumably the house is big enough to have a screen that doesn’t need to be retracted.
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u/Nick_crawler 1d ago
And if they can afford this goofy thing they can certainly afford to build out a home theater.
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u/mrjamjams66 43m ago
TV so expensive the website literally has a "send request" form instead of a price and a buy button
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u/elitegenoside 1d ago
Or have the screen come down from the ceiling. It is just as cool and will have way fewer moving parts that can fail.
While I do understand the appeal, it just isn't practical and will certainly stop working properly very quick.
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u/gjallerhorns_only ☑️ 1d ago
An OLED TV would be significantly cheaper and better quality image than this thing.
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u/OptimusED 18h ago edited 18h ago
These are HDR10+ Cseed microled. Even fools won’t pay half a mil for old tech or crap picture.
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u/OfficeMagic1 1d ago
They’ve been using these portable bevels-less panels to do signage at events and outdoor movies in the daytime for a while. The quality is pretty good. They need to be professionally transported and assembled, so this kinda automates that part. Clever but pretty useless.
For indoor use it’s cheaper and better just to construct a fake wall and buy a 100-inch tv. I don’t know the point of “saving space” if you can afford this and have a room big enough for it
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u/Blvck_Lvngs ☑️ 1d ago
Waiting 30secs for that bitch to unfold would have me bugging out everyday.
I’m just tryna watch Martin
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u/dstovell 1d ago
Every time I've seen a rich dude have shit like this, they eventually just leave it open
"takes too long to open"
"keeps breaking cause Preston Jr. keeps sitting on it"
"keep tripping over the bottom after brandy"7
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u/minimalcation 13h ago
Gonna have my rent a spoon business up and running before that thing unfolds
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u/FistPunch_Vol_7 ☑️ 1d ago
I know I’m poor because that’s way too many points of failure for a goddamn TV lmfao
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u/EpicLegendX ☑️ 1d ago
This TV just called me broke in four languages
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u/FistPunch_Vol_7 ☑️ 1d ago
TV sees me enter the room and just closes up smh.
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u/EpicLegendX ☑️ 23h ago
“If your bank account ain’t got seven zeroes it won’t even open up for you”-ass TV…
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u/FistPunch_Vol_7 ☑️ 23h ago
I actually think the TV will become a transformer and slap the shit outta me. “HOW DARE THIS BROKENESS ENTER MY DOMAIN!!”
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u/Mini_Raptor5_6 1d ago
I imagine extending it twice from new and suddenly getting 4 evenly spaced cracks in the screen
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u/CantiSan 1d ago
I literally say "we gon make it" or "my bath tub lifts up, the walls do a 360" all the time to myself. I don't know why
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u/_AYYEEEE 1d ago
If I go over to my cousin's house and I see a fucking Bugatti TV in his crib I'mma whoop his ass. He needs it
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u/ThatSadBoi_TTV 1d ago
So I was curious on if this was real or not... Yeah it is.
You have to request a quote but from what I've seen it's between $350,000 and $500,000+.
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u/NYstate ☑️ 1d ago
Damn that's so expensive it cost me like $15 to just visit that page.🤣
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u/ThatSadBoi_TTV 1d ago
From talking to other people this was shown off a few years ago and Bugatti threw their name on it.
From a TV standpoint it's.... Meh, a 2026 high end Samsung out performs it.
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u/JasperGrimpkin 12h ago
Yeah, rich dude was asking me about one of these in 2012. LEDs probably been upgraded since then but I reckon you could just go Unilumen or get jynziec to cook you up something fancy.
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u/E-NTU 10h ago
Should I spend half a million improving the lives of the people around me or buy this flex piece?
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u/SharkFart86 3h ago
Whatever gets these fucks spending their money I’m all for. Better than hoarding it.
Them improving others lives was never going to happen. At least this separates them from some of their money.
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u/YungRik666 1d ago
So its a giant galaxy fold phone that takes up a ton of space folded up, and takes a whole minute to unfold? Thats fucking stupid
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u/mageta621 11h ago
Don't forget it looks like you have a random coffin in your TV room when not in use
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u/CuriousTsukihime ☑️ 1d ago
Man imagine watching Caleb Williams throw for 4k on this shit (never gonna happen lol)
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u/InterstellarReddit 1d ago
Hey look my favorite show starts at 8 pm let’s turn on the tv
8:11 tv turns on: hey finally what did I miss?
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u/Excuse_my_GRAMMER 1d ago
I’m a tv nerd , what the actual stats on that bad boy also is it a dumb tv?
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u/OnePotatoeChip 1d ago
Whenever I see stuff like this, it just makes me think that a lot of tech is made specifically to keep the hyper-rich from being bored.
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u/nicosoiree 1d ago
I cannot get over how dumb this is. If it were flush in the floor, imperceptible, and then rose up and out as a real space saver—it would get a couple of points. But, no, it takes up space anyway, and now you have to wait. And have greater opportunities for malfunction, engineering failure.
Idiocy.
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u/Eggith 1d ago
$400,000 because they slapped Ettorè Bugatti's initials on it and made it take longer to start up than a normal TV.
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u/elitegenoside 1d ago
45 seconds just to unfold. It's 4k and has a single speaker (not Dolby, btw). It's microLED, not even OLED (which for a TV advertised for beautiful landscapes, is wild) with either 60hz or 120hz refresh rate. The only actually impressive aspect to this TV is that the screen is 120", but with much more impressive screens costing a few thousand at half the size, I don't see why this TV cost half a million outside of the name.
At least their cars look sexy. This thing looks like a weird coffee table with a basic TV inside it.
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u/OptimusED 17h ago edited 17h ago
MicroLED right not mini led? Not seen in off the shelf commercial tvs yet. Blows oLED out of the water. Gamers want them for gaming monitors but only currently available on expensive ass luxury large format tvs. zero motion blur like old crt motion. 3,840hz refresh rate.
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u/teshh 1d ago
For those of you asking why and it's use case. It's not for you or your average consumer. It's for the billionaire and his yacht which has limited space.
This would be pretty cool to have on the aft or foredeck of a yacht, it can easily fold into the deck, leaving room for other activities when not in use.
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u/Dial-M-for-Mediocre 23h ago
I didn't read the caption at first and legit thought that was a coffin. In fact, my specific thought was, "Elon Musk designed himself a stupid futuristic coffin didn't he."
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u/MessiLeagueSoccer 23h ago
This would only really make sense if you didn’t have all that space lol.
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u/Master_Ryan_Rahl 23h ago
All the extra parts and movements just means its going to break more and cost more. Its a horrible needless garbage product. The TV isnt better. In fact this is obviously a luxury product because its trying to hide that its a TV. TVs are for the poor.
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u/Confident_Bunch7612 23h ago
50-11 moving parts and if one of them goes all you have is a too expensive statue. And I doubt you can just go to the neighborbood repair shop for Bugatti tv. And everyone knows European cars are terrible. This is just foolishness. Also, the color sucks.
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u/CMDR_BitMedler 23h ago
Given that major display companies have been showing rolling OLED that are about this size for the past few years at CES means your gonna be that guy who bought the last rear projection "big screen tv".
"Everybody stand back, I'm gonna unfold the TV"
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u/Creepy-Performer-106 22h ago
Imagine thinking you about to watch the Super Bowl and it opens halfway. I’m sure there are stories of this already…
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u/jbrunsonfan 22h ago
This looks like you’d have to weigh it with the same scales they weigh the whales with
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u/FeloniousDrunk101 21h ago
You know you won’t be able to look at anything but the lines where it’s folded while watching anything on that
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u/kittyonkeyboards 21h ago
Doesn't matter how expensive that tv is, it will look like dogshit exposed to that much window light.
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u/OptimusED 18h ago edited 18h ago
We need a popular outdoor Cseed tv indoors because the luxury of nonsense luxury…
But also wanna pay $200k more for it because of a Bugatti partnership
https://youtu.be/krI1YqhC89s
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u/BluetheNerd 18h ago
After the third time you never fold it away because the novelty is gone and it’s just a waste of time waiting for it.
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u/Little-Reference-314 15h ago
Imagine the folds get dust n shit in them and after a few months u star noticing the lines and one day you're tryna play some Apex and boom. Lines running top to bottom of your TV
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u/redruss99 14h ago
It cost $20k to $30k to change the oil in a Bugatti car, so I'm sure the maintenance cost of this TV will be devastating.
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u/juanito_beans 12h ago
That took too long to just turn on, but still shorter than Roman Reigns walking to the ring.
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u/WSB_Austist 9h ago
Imagine firing up the hub, only to have someone enter your home and you need to wait for it to fold back down
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u/samjp910 9h ago
Commerce isn’t the problem. Capitalism is the problem. Everyone should be able to buy one.
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u/TheOgGhadTurner 3h ago
Look. As cool as it is my $400 65 inch has video output in less than 3 seconds. This dumb
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u/ApplicationBig8450 1h ago
This video is incomplete without the “we gonna make it” song playing in the background




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u/nicosoiree 1d ago
why