C SEED HLR 201'' TV - The World's First Foldable Outdoor MicroLED TV
Costs for C Seed TVs, from what I can find, run from 200 to 300... K. They are waterproof so you can watch them in the rain or snow. If I had one I could be outside right now watching it.
To see all their stuff go to... https://www.cseed.com ... and click on the 3 bars in the upper left corner.
I'll post the link for my GoFundMe soon.
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Not tempted.
Sue - To purchase, but do you want one?
They cost $250-300K? I can buy a near top-of-the-line smart TV (picture-wise) for well under $1,000. I can buy a house (well, not in NoVa, of course) for the cost of this monster.
I was going to ask when to check mail for my invitation to your pool party, but then came the GoFundMe.
Oh, to have the money to blow on such a TV!
I'd rather buy a second home in Mexico.
I'll see if I can get a trade-in for a '69 Zenith.
Bill - I don't think you could afford the house that would come with it.
Shirley - I should have put that line in a smaller font.
John - If you had that kind of money you could have the house in Mexico WITH the TV.
Kirk - Let us know how the negotiations go.
Hmm - what will they think of next??
I guess my only question is why.
Lady - Probably something that costs even more money.
Ami - It's a mystery.
If you were outside watching TV today I would definitely wonder about you!
Sounds interesting for people so inclined to watch TV outside. It would NOT work for me, it's always TOO something to do that here in H-Town, Texas . . . too hot, too rainy, too many mosquitos, etc!
Wishing you well . . . Have a blessed Week.
Some people have money to burn!
Nah, don't want one. My little indoor regular tv is just fine. A big outdoor one would have all the neighbours hanging around watching.
Kathy - I would have a brain freeze without the slushy.
DG - But what will you do with that 300K you have lying around?
River - You need a house on 40 acres that keeps the neighbors at a distance.
Cloudia - That is burn money for sure.
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