TCL’s giant 115-inch QD-Mini LED TV has lastly been launched to customers after being introduced in January. That is formally the world’s largest QD-Mini LED TV and could be bought instantly from TCL or via choose retailers throughout the nation.
The product prices $20,000, which is roughly the worth of 8,000 cups of espresso, but it surely does include the choice of some really distinctive add-ons. Early patrons can select from a variety of rewards, together with tickets to Tremendous Bowl LIX in New Orleans.
Airfare is not included, however Tremendous Bowl tickets aren’t low-cost. The promotion additionally solely gives one ticket, so there gained’t be a beloved one to benefit from the expertise with. On the plus facet, you get to hang around with a bunch of strangers who additionally spent $20,000 on TVs. TCL promised to share a “distinctive expertise” with different financially irresponsible folks attending the match, however didn’t reveal any particulars.
If soccer is not your factor, the corporate additionally gives a variety of different perks. Patrons can go to the well-known TCL Chinese language Theater (previously Grauman’s Chinese language Theater) to look at the film premiere, which incorporates two round-trip air tickets and resort lodging. It additionally options purple carpet walks and personal opera packing containers.
Different choices embrace a live performance at SoFi Area and a visit to Los Angeles to go to Activision Blizzard to see how the sausage is made for Name of Obligation. Lastly, there is a free journey to Las Vegas to attend the Shopper Electronics Present (CES). When you’ve got $20,000 to spend, go to the Tremendous Bowl or a film premiere.
As for the precise TV specs, the TCL 115QM89 has quantum dot expertise, a 6.2.2-channel speaker system, and an AIPQ ULTRA processor to ship high-quality and clear photos. It additionally has 20,000 dimming zones to assist shadows and highlights seem clearer. For these math whizzes, every dimming zone prices $1.
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