If you win the lottery (ELEVEN isn’t worth it, it has to be something primitive or better yet a Euromillion), you’ll have access to the range of C SEED, an Australian manufacturer that takes opulence to the max by launching the world’s most expensive TVs.

At a modest price of $400,000, the manufacturer launched the M1 4K last year, 165 inch diagonal and microLED technology. These types of panels are an advance over current LED panels, they use different light emitting compounds and allow the construction of thinner devices, panels with more brightness, perfect black, more contrast, lower power consumption and no light burning problem. OLED.

Almost normal so far. Samsung has had a range of microLED models for years Wall up to 146 inches. What sets the C SEED M1 apart from others is its modularity “the first foldable microLED TV”. And the fact that it can hide in the ground and rise from there like a monolith. Once upright, the TV’s five individual panels unfold into a unit and lower onto the stand. See how cool:

Wait, there are new models and they are cheaper… This week, the manufacturer introduced new versions of the N1, which do not require the TV to be built directly in the residences of those who can afford it, because its support rises from the ground.

It is only available in titanium, compared to its older brother, which can be selected in silver or gold. Offered in three sizes 165, 137 and 103 inchesand otherwise have the same technical characteristics as the M1. Much “cheaper”, its price starts at $180,000. Take it as interesting, enjoy the videos and think about it rich people cry too.