A consumer electronics company with headquarters in Vienna, Austria, and California has introduced the world’s first **165-inch foldable TV**. With just the touch of a button, a column rises silently from the floor, unveiling a massive **4K MicroLED display** mounted on an aluminum base. The display consists of five MicroLED panels, which seamlessly form one continuous screen without visible layers.
According to the **Daily Mail**, manufacturers claim that **MicroLED displays** are brighter than **OLED** and offer similarly high contrast levels and deep blacks. The TV, named the **M1**, is priced at approximately **$400,000**. The company describes the product on its website, explaining that with one press, the floor opens, and an aluminum column emerges, revealing the 165-inch screen, which promises an immersive entertainment experience.
The **M1** is expected to start shipping to customers in the third quarter of this year. **Alexander Swiatek**, the company's managing partner, commented that "large wall-mounted displays are becoming obsolete in modern interior design," emphasizing the innovative and space-saving design of this foldable TV.
The M1 comes in several colors, including **gold**, **black**, and **titanium**, with customizable covers to match different preferences and room designs.
MicroLED technology uses millions of self-emitting modules that produce red, green, and blue light, resulting in precise, vibrant colors. This technology has attracted interest from leading companies like **Apple**, who see it as a future replacement for OLED displays, particularly because **MicroLED** addresses the **burn-in issue** commonly associated with OLED technology.