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Mitsubishi builds monster OLED telly

Almost four metres - and it could go larger...

LG’s 15in OLED TV is no longer the world’s largest, because Mitsubishi has just shown off a whopping 155in organic LED screen in Japan.

Mitsubishi 155in OLED

Mitsubishi's 155in OLED panel
Credit: IDC

It's a wee bit of a cheat: Mitsubishi’s Diamond Vision OLED display is constructed from individual OLED panels – each about the size of your palm – that can be slotted together to form an OLED screen measuring, well, pretty much any size you want.

If 155in isn't big enough for you, just clip together more of the mini panels.

The firm told news service IDG that each panel contains red, blue and green OLEDs. You'll need to stand at least 2m away from the display to see an image.

Don’t expect build-your-own OLED kits to appear in electronic stores anytime soon, though, because Mitsubishi expects the technology to be used for advertising. ®

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Anonymous Coward

They could call it a Wall TV

Hi, large enough to cover a wall in a small room!

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PAYG TV

be good if you don't want to get your TV on credit... just buy a new piece every month until you have one of a decent size.

As the definition of decent size grows though, you'll never end till it fills your wall.

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