LG has just announced its new Direct View LED home cinema TVs that come in all different screen sizes and resolutions, with the flagship DVLED TV coming in a huge 325-inch size and 8K resolution that will cost you $1.7 million.

Yes, $1.7 million -- but you're getting an absolutely gigantic, and I'm sure amazing picture out of the 325-inch 8K LG DVLED TV. It's so big that it weighs over 2000 pounds, so you won't be hiring a van and driving it out of your local retailer, you're probably going to need to call up Bruce Wayne and ask for a loan, and also a crane to install it into your house.
The 325-inch 8K TV also consumes a crazy amount of power, drawing up to 16,560W and runs damn hot too. Inside, you've got LG's in-house AI-powered a7 processor that intelligently optimizes image quality, and beautiful deep blacks that deliver those inky-black blacks, with LG saying that "enhanced color reproduction and more precise detail, thanks to an impressive 150,000:1 (@10 lux) contrast ratio".

LG's new DVLED home cinema TVs start at $70,000 for a smaller 108-inch model, which is powered by a quad-core SoC and 3.6GB of storage (on every model). The company is offering:
- 325-inch 8K
- 393-inch 4K
- 294-inch 4K
- 217-inch 4K
- 163-inch 4K
- 196-inch 2K
- 147-inch 2K
- 136-inch 2K
- 108-inch 2K




