Following quite a while of prodding, LG is at long last selling a rollable OLED TV. The RX-marked Signature OLED R dispatched in South Korea today, offering a 65-inch 4K display that conceals into its base at the press of a button. Other than having the option to cover up totally, as LG has guaranteed in CES previews, the TV has various settings (Full View, Line View, and Zero View) for various circumstances.

In 2019 LG flaunted the “line” setting that looks a limited quantity of the presentation out of its base for use as a clock, to show pictures or control music that is playing. It can likewise bring down the measure of noticeable space to abstain from indicating dark bars while you’re viewing a film.

The LG pitch for this TV has consistently been that you can get top notch picture quality without dedicating room or divider space to a TV that is just utilized now and again. For the 100 million KRW ($87,000 US) value, it arrives in an aluminum base that purchasers can have engraved with an individual message and their decision of four tones for the speaker spread. There’s no word on a dispatch outside of Korea, yet intrigued purchasers should remain tuned.