LG s ridiculous $89,000 rollable TV is available in the U S mobilesyrup.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from mobilesyrup.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
LG is taking orders for the 2021 OLED R rollable TV
Shane McGlaun - Apr 15, 2021, 7:11am CDT
A report has surfaced that LG Electronics has begun quietly taking orders from the wealthy for one of the most expensive TVs it’s ever produced, the 2021 OLED R. This is the OLED TV with a screen that’s flexible enough to be rolled and stored away out of sight when not in use. According to reports, LG is taking orders from customers around the world, including in the US.
The OLED R has been available since last year in South Korea at prices in the $100,000 range. At that price, you can bet only the wealthiest of buyers would even consider purchasing. Other costs are unknown. Specifically, some sort of installation would be required for the roll-up television screen.
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Boats (Yes, there are regular public boat services, a must-do if you are visiting during summer)
The entire system is integrated, and it requires only one ticket (Current monthly ticket cost 950 SEK or INR 8000) to travel on all modes of transport. It connects all parts of the Stockholm region, as shown in the image below (The longest train route is 110 KM long)
Some interesting facts about Stockholm Public Transport
It is one of the most modern public transport systems in Europe. All stations have disabled-friendly and child-friendly access.
Stockholm Tunnelbana or Metro system is dubbed as the world s longest art gallery. Each station is decorated with different murals, sculptures, and commissioned artworks.
Wellington scoop co nz » Council campaign reminding pedestrians to be aware scoop.co.nz - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from scoop.co.nz Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Press Release – Wellington City Council A new campaign launching in the capital today (Tuesday 23 February) is reminding pedestrians to stay aware of their surroundings when crossing the road. Wellington City Council has developed posters and social media posts which feature playful characters …
A new campaign launching in the capital today (Tuesday 23 February) is reminding pedestrians to stay aware of their surroundings when crossing the road.
Wellington City Council has developed posters and social media posts which feature playful characters with oversized heads asking people to ‘be aware’, ‘hold your horses’, ‘keep an eye out’ and ‘stay tuned’.
The ‘heads’ characters are out in the central city today to raise public awareness of the campaign which will run for the next three years. Posters have already started to go up in the central city area.