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Glass Holographic HDTV For Sale

Glass Holographic HDTV For Sale

The materialistic but fine folks over at BornRich spotted this interesting eBay listing for an 80″ glass holographic TV. The expensive HDTV set uses holograms to project it’s images into a sheet of custom cut glass. The glass is designed to trap light from a certain angle, allowing images to be projected onto it, but allows other light through.

It appears that the seller had trouble getting people interested at a price of £5,500. Logically, this means that if he raises the price to £8,000, it’s bound to sell! It’s been relisted over at eBay UK.

In other obscenely opulent television news, LG & KeyMat took the less technologically interesting but more traditional route. Rather than fiddle about with “holograms” and “glass”, they busted out the old school luxury - diamonds and guns gold.

The Yalos Diamond TV is covered in 20 carat diamonds, presumably to match someone’s tacky-ass Sidekick. The LG 71″ HDTV on the other hand went with 24k gold plating for that nouveau-riche trailer-trash look. Watching Nascar with Paris Hilton has never been quite this retarded.

That’s it for this week’s episode of ‘Rich People: They’re Just Plain Better Than You’. Tune in next week for the first part of our ninety-two episode series about celebrity bidets.

1 Comment »

  1. Jalal Jaefari Said,

    August 5, 2007 @ 9:21 am

    Dear sir;
    please provide us more information about HDTV system such az technical information and diffirent size and also price.
    Best Wishes
    Jalal Jaefari
    President
    Jelvesazan Co.
    Cell Phone: +98 - 913 204 12 36
    Fax: +98 - 311 - 267 90 97

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