@@LT72884 yes that's the American dream. One person buys new technology for a large price, and then the price progressively goes down as more consumers buy flat screen tvs leading to other businesses developing more flat screen tvs. Now we have ultra 4k tvs that are way nicer than that phillips flat screen in 97, and cheaper than your standard tube tvs of that era.
I remember when my family got our first flatscreen, it was one of the most impressive things i'd ever seen. How a 50 inch tv was so thin was crazy to me. Now it's just a normal thing that will eventually be replaced by something better.
@@EckRD I worked at a furniture store I was a pretty good salesman at the time. This was around 2005 all the way up to 2011, I was able to see the evolution of TVs go from projector televisions which were the really big ones, then we started carrying the Mitsubishi DLP's that still use projector technology but this where considered an evolution because they were much lighter and somewhat smaller. And right after the Xbox 360 era we started selling flat screens which were LCDs then those evolve to LED's. It still blows me away that people would purchase a LCD TV for $1,200 and then take it on a 24-month payment plan and pay close to three grand for it once they were done making all the payments.
I remember in 1998 was when I first saw this TV. I was at an upscale bar downtown SD and they have about 4 of these. Then I saw it at Sears. I was blown away. But really blown away by the price. 20,000. Years before HD. Although if I remember right the tonight show started recording in HD in 1999.
These TVs were probably "HD ready" back then (so 720p) but there was nothing to watch. Bluray was over half a decade away and HD broadcasts were in their infancy.
The memory of watching this ad 24 years ago is still fresh in my mind. I was just awestruck. Actually searched for this video for the funny soundtrack too. My oh my.. these are tools of time travel. Feeling like a kid all over again.
@@joeybaseball7352 Nope, It's more expensive than current flagship smartphone if you adjust it with inflation. The price for this plasma TV was around USD 7.000 in late 1990s.
I remember this ad so well because of the blue shirt. It was by Diesel and I can’t forget the time I saw it in the store. I couldn’t believe I actually found it and wanted to take it home right away. Unfortunately it was too expensive and I had to save my allowance for an entire month just to buy it. I still have the shirt though. Totally worth it ;)
Actually ended up looking for these ads because I came across Gomez’s cover of “Getting Better” randomly and memories of vague late 90s commercials came flooding back. Pretty good ad campaign!
For longest time, I wondered about the identity of the surf guitar music played during the first half of this commercial. For those still wondering, it's "Esperanza" by Dick Dale off of his album "Tribal Thunder."
Why would it be that much different? It's like only seven year gap at most if you use 2005 as the cutoff for the 'early 2000s'... Seven years isn't all THAT long in regards to video quality and the like.
I sold tv's when this commercial first hit. You couldn't find this TV in a store unless you were in LA, or NY. Went for about 15 grand, and young people would come in all the time wanting to buy it because they had a tiny apartment. Yeah..get a grip kid. I used to just laugh.
OHHHHHHHH I remember these bad boys! If you had this you were the richest guy on the block! I would have never imagined owning 1 of these. My mom actually thinks we are rich now from the TV we bought 10yrs ago hahaha something you can find in the trash. She always tells me to close to the blinds in my house at night so nobody sees we have a "big screen tv" meanwhile it's normal size, and outdated for a decade. Everyone on the block has better ones hahaha goes to show you the older people still think they have the newest thing, despite it being a decade old. Over a decade I should say.
I have a 2007 $2,000 Panasonic TH-42PV70MT 720p plasma bought for only $100 in 2019. Almost like CRT in terms of glass finish and picture quality. For all my obsession with energy savings, this is the only power hog I'm never willing to replace... except with an 8K OLED!
Tv was probably 20Gs..I knew rich ppl who didn't have this back then..I knew noone..I remember being in best buy saying I'll never own a flat panel..wow!! 20Gs and there all obselete paper weights. crazy, the speed at which technology is moving
I remember that one! It shows a POV of someone entering an apartment with creepy music, the place is trashed, it enters the bedroom and there's a guy lying on the bed, face up. eyes open, with a red stain on his shirt. Turns out it's ketchup as he takes more fries from a tub next to the bed and continues staring up at the flat panel TV on his ceiling.
Lol just think those guys in this commercial are probably in their late 40's Early to mid 50's now they should remake this and use the biggest and newest Phillips tv
At the time this commercial made me and about 10 million people salivate and want that tv, it was cool, 60’s Star Trek tech was finally here lol(we already had the flip phones)
It's kind of scary to think this commercial is 22 years old. It literally seems like it only stopped playing six months ago. And ya the TV seems every so quant now. So primitive.
oh my god i remember this commercial! my first thought was "FINALLY, TVs like the one marty mcfly has in back to the future part II" lol who would have thought back then that flat TVs would be every day things now...and compared to today's TVs, this one in the commercial is no where near as thin lol
The baggier the better in the 90's my dude. I used to wear my older uncles pants outside when he wasn't home lmao true story because they were the baggiest on the block.
Im hoping they ditch LED TV by 2040 because their picture quality is way worse than good CRT TV. OLED is getting there but sample and hold motion still ruining it.
I came here because I remember the sounds from the end of the commercial from when I was 6 or so (0:20 - 0:30). And it's advertising a very innovative product. Back in 1998, Flat TVs were a technological breakthrough. (My family didn't get a flat screen TV until December 25, 2010) August 10, 2011 11:52 am
Back then most people bought tube TVs because they were cheaper in price then flat screen TVs but now since tube TVs are outdated and flat screens are the way to go every one pretty much has a flat screen
Ah, this commercial is so late 90s... brings back good memories. By the way, the house in the commercial is real. It was designed by douchebag architect Frank Gehry-
This was the first commercialised plasma TV, launched the year after the world's first flat screen TV on the market. We're not talking about a simple monitor.
Technically, the US government was experimenting with flat display for aircraft back in the 1950s, but Philips can rightly claim the first consumer flat display fully equipeed with tuner, hence...Flat TV.
Well, technically the first flat screen TVs were released in 1972 made by Apple. But it failed hard and Apple decided to try the computer business which ended to doing well for them. But the Apple TV thing from then isn't well known so...
@@murphman76 woosh.... So many things to respond to here... But just one thing... If you didn't get the joke that I was making fun of those 'well technically it was this way' know it all assholes that just want to sound smart then you might want to reevaluate your life or something. Lol. I tried to make it as obvious as possible but obviously it's not going to be clear to everyone so...
I have never knew that flatscreen TV's exists in the late 1990s, but I do know, I seen flatscreen TVs in the catalog in the early 2000s. But my parents got their first flat screen TV in 2008 in which my parents still has it to this day. But unfortunately, I never had a flatscreen TV for myself in my life in which all of my TV's that I got it throughout my childhood was an CRT, however, I did got myself the first 20" LCD Computer monitor for my laptop as an extension in 2011.
baggy pants and loose clothing, the youth of the 90's, the older generation from the 80's hated this style because they used to rock the tight jeans and tight shirts. Can't believe the 90's youth dressed chicano style popularized by the popular 90's rap groups. Chicano style is simple loose clothing mexican gang members wore in LA. It was a style the 80's kids used to make fun of.
Ha ha I remember this commercial. They were only joking about tiny houses back then now they are a reality with flat screens lol they were massive back then in weight. Also I think they started at like $15,000. They had to have technicians install then because they were so heavy they could easily fall out of the wall with improper brackets
I bought this one! in 1998! They only didn't show the 1,5 cm thick cable with huge plugs and the control box. My Guy wanted to remove the ~350 cable and reconnect it later! I rather drill an 18cm Hole into to wall and place the box in the next room to get this done! Don't trust an Ad! (The worst was, that the receiver for the remote control was in the box and not in the screen! I had to add a remote extender)
I searched this because in a music video from 2003 there already was a flat screen tv, althought I dont remember them being around before mid 2000s were I live. So wow, would that tv have supported hd or hd ready?^^.
I remember watching high definition tv for the first time and realizing how much wrinkles were in these tv stars face. That was strange at the time, and now it's normal
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Philips. For the man who drives a 20-year-old beat-up truck, but buys himself a $15k TV.
Car Lover he stole it
Thats the amaerican dream haha
He had to sacrifice his truck for the t.v. duhh.
Thats a beautiful el camino you are talking about
@@LT72884 yes that's the American dream. One person buys new technology for a large price, and then the price progressively goes down as more consumers buy flat screen tvs leading to other businesses developing more flat screen tvs. Now we have ultra 4k tvs that are way nicer than that phillips flat screen in 97, and cheaper than your standard tube tvs of that era.
Only $15,000 at the time of its launch...what a steal.
Que?
MrLion626 LOOK how thick it was😳
The thing is, from the POV we had, it was AMAZING - a true evolution.
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lol
Back then you could buy a good new car for that much money
I remember when my family got our first flatscreen, it was one of the most impressive things i'd ever seen. How a 50 inch tv was so thin was crazy to me. Now it's just a normal thing that will eventually be replaced by something better.
You said "our family", which means you were a child. Many things are awe-inspiring as a child, and that feeling doesn't seem to come back
Most likely projection type. Even more Portable than the current ones.
@@EckRD I worked at a furniture store I was a pretty good salesman at the time. This was around 2005 all the way up to 2011, I was able to see the evolution of TVs go from projector televisions which were the really big ones, then we started carrying the Mitsubishi DLP's that still use projector technology but this where considered an evolution because they were much lighter and somewhat smaller. And right after the Xbox 360 era we started selling flat screens which were LCDs then those evolve to LED's. It still blows me away that people would purchase a LCD TV for $1,200 and then take it on a 24-month payment plan and pay close to three grand for it once they were done making all the payments.
50 Inches? The biggest TVs you could get here in germany back when flat screen were new, was 42 inches.
Yup a papper size tv
They sold everything except the sofa to afford the TV.
I remember in 1998 was when I first saw this TV. I was at an upscale bar downtown SD and they have about 4 of these. Then I saw it at Sears. I was blown away. But really blown away by the price. 20,000. Years before HD. Although if I remember right the tonight show started recording in HD in 1999.
These TVs were probably "HD ready" back then (so 720p) but there was nothing to watch. Bluray was over half a decade away and HD broadcasts were in their infancy.
and now we're at 8k and Sears doesn't exist anymore
@@frankparent463 What happened with Sears?
@@visionist7 Probably not HD ready, but FWVGA (852x480)
@Trinitron Productions you understand I’m talking about 1999 right?
This commercial blew my mind 20 years ago in highschool. My how we take things like this for granted.
Lol I told my step father about this and he told be I was lieing and it didn't exist.
This tv was utterly unaffordable and primitive compared to today’s tvs or hell even a decade after
I remember when flat screen TVs were the most impressive thing to have in your household. Now everyone has one
Just like Refrigerators
Many people still has CRT nowadays. LCD is still impressive to a lesser extent.
VR will be next
@@KamiloPerez06 In third world countries? Or what
@@ZeloticMemes It's my own perspective, pal. If you don't think so, I can't do anything about it. 🤷🏻♂️
I remember this when I was 9 yrs old..this was one of my dream..and now I have a 70 inch sony 3d 4k UHD tv....
***** shut up dude
***** fantastic!!!!!, go away...
I'm still rocking my 14'' CRT TV.
Darth Maul can you be more specific please?
Let me guess in your room at mom's?
The memory of watching this ad 24 years ago is still fresh in my mind. I was just awestruck. Actually searched for this video for the funny soundtrack too. My oh my.. these are tools of time travel. Feeling like a kid all over again.
I remember this commercial, and I remember how crazy expensive this technology was when it came out.
At least it made sense. It was a huge TV. Now they charge way more for a 6" smartphone.
@@joeybaseball7352 Nope, It's more expensive than current flagship smartphone if you adjust it with inflation. The price for this plasma TV was around USD 7.000 in late 1990s.
For those who want to know...., The last song is ("Getting better" by Gomez)
i remember this commercial vividly
I remember this ad so well because of the blue shirt. It was by Diesel and I can’t forget the time I saw it in the store. I couldn’t believe I actually found it and wanted to take it home right away. Unfortunately it was too expensive and I had to save my allowance for an entire month just to buy it. I still have the shirt though. Totally worth it ;)
Thats so awesome!
Clothing back then was much higher quality, I still have a shirt from 1996.
Actually ended up looking for these ads because I came across Gomez’s cover of “Getting Better” randomly and memories of vague late 90s commercials came flooding back. Pretty good ad campaign!
This would mark the beginning of the end for CRT TVs. The introduction to HDTV would be the final nail in the coffin.
Though there were some HD CRTs.
just found this by searching "philips tv commercial flipper". Havent seen this in 20 years but i remembered just enough to instantly find it again.
For longest time, I wondered about the identity of the surf guitar music played during the first half of this commercial. For those still wondering, it's "Esperanza" by Dick Dale off of his album "Tribal Thunder."
This commercial just brought me back omfg......
I remember in 1998 I bought a Philips TV... It was a 19 inch tube tv tho 😂
This 1998 footage looks like early 2000s
It is indeed from 1998, though. The TV in it actually came out in 1997.
Why would it be that much different? It's like only seven year gap at most if you use 2005 as the cutoff for the 'early 2000s'... Seven years isn't all THAT long in regards to video quality and the like.
Generally, aesthetics from the late 90s didn't change much till the mid 00s
@@DrxSlump True, the early 2000s has a great influence from the late 90s
Things look quiet the same in 2016/2017 than they look today, so not a surprise here.
Now you can buy a TV that size with the money you make mowing somebody's lawn.
True, got one for 10 bucks
Except it’s an LCD TV not superior Plasma TV like this TV. Used Plasma TV is surprising expensive these days
I sold tv's when this commercial first hit. You couldn't find this TV in a store unless you were in LA, or NY. Went for about 15 grand, and young people would come in all the time wanting to buy it because they had a tiny apartment. Yeah..get a grip kid. I used to just laugh.
Good for you. You must feel proud.
Good ol' plasma screens weighed a ton !!!
Damn Sure did.
My 65" VT65 weighs like 50kg
So did CRTs
Now TVs that size, the weight is nothing a elderly woman can move it.
Totally remember this commercial. And by the way, that tv cost $15,000 in 1998. That's equivalent to $25,600 today.
OHHHHHHHH I remember these bad boys! If you had this you were the richest guy on the block! I would have never imagined owning 1 of these. My mom actually thinks we are rich now from the TV we bought 10yrs ago hahaha something you can find in the trash. She always tells me to close to the blinds in my house at night so nobody sees we have a "big screen tv" meanwhile it's normal size, and outdated for a decade. Everyone on the block has better ones hahaha goes to show you the older people still think they have the newest thing, despite it being a decade old. Over a decade I should say.
+B9King937 Nice story:)
Fun story 10/10
japierce15 A Blink-182. Sorry, I'm leaving now...
Lol she might be right depending on the neighborhood you live in someone would still steal it!
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i remeber watching tbis commercial much earlier than 98 anyone else with me.
I have a 2007 $2,000 Panasonic TH-42PV70MT 720p plasma bought for only $100 in 2019. Almost like CRT in terms of glass finish and picture quality. For all my obsession with energy savings, this is the only power hog I'm never willing to replace... except with an 8K OLED!
Thanks! Been searching for this ad for long time!
Tv was probably 20Gs..I knew rich ppl who didn't have this back then..I knew noone..I remember being in best buy saying I'll never own a flat panel..wow!! 20Gs and there all obselete paper weights. crazy, the speed at which technology is moving
moore's law
@@Shadows-RC no one* fucked up they're* too. I think I typed it on my Xbox controller. I'll try and do better for you next time.
I used to love this ad as a child. My favourite one was where they had the TV on the ceiling, I'm sad that I can't find it.
I remember that one! It shows a POV of someone entering an apartment with creepy music, the place is trashed, it enters the bedroom and there's a guy lying on the bed, face up. eyes open, with a red stain on his shirt. Turns out it's ketchup as he takes more fries from a tub next to the bed and continues staring up at the flat panel TV on his ceiling.
I'm looking for that one too!
Felice Graziano what the hell are you talking about
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@@visionist7 That one was actually for the Phillips DVD player.
Whenever I see Phillips anything I think of that song...ah nostalgia
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I was 10 when I saw that spot for first time in Peru, it was sunday, what beautiful days!
Yo lo ví en enero del 2000 ( Perú) ...quedé sorprendido al ver que podía existir un televisor como un cuadro...Lo que hoy es de lo más común
I dreamt about that little red house last night. Then remembered the commercial 😁! In 98 I was 37!
Lol just think those guys in this commercial are probably in their late 40's Early to mid 50's now they should remake this and use the biggest and newest Phillips tv
lol Yeah
Philips isn’t in the TV business anymore. It was sold to Funai.
At the time this commercial made me and about 10 million people salivate and want that tv, it was cool, 60’s Star Trek tech was finally here lol(we already had the flip phones)
This is the greatest tv LG tv's only lasted me like 2 years.I still have mine and works perfectly!
man this was ground breaking....now they're even flatter!
Now they are paper thin
Pure 90`s cheese...absolutely magical.
It's kind of scary to think this commercial is 22 years old. It literally seems like it only stopped playing six months ago. And ya the TV seems every so quant now. So primitive.
$15,000? R these TVs still working today? My lord.
I remember this ad came out when i was 8 years old
This brings back memories, I slightly remember this commercial, generation x, my generation.
I remember seeing my first Flat Screen at the mall for $20,000!!! The stand alone for it was $800 dollars
oh my god i remember this commercial!
my first thought was "FINALLY, TVs like the one marty mcfly has in back to the future part II" lol
who would have thought back then that flat TVs would be every day things now...and compared to today's TVs, this one in the commercial is no where near as thin lol
there is no god
+Np9123 Not sure if you're trolling, but you don't have to believe in something to say that. It's a general expression.
Np9123 fuck you scumbag
Actually in the 70s they thought flat screen tvs would be mainstream by the year 2000
God I was looking for this ad. I always thought "They need such a small place because the TV cost as much as a new car.
I remember this commercial like it was yesterday! Weird...
Look at those baggy khaki cargo pants and sandals.
Nortekman it's terrible
That's the 90s for ya!
The baggier the better in the 90's my dude. I used to wear my older uncles pants outside when he wasn't home lmao true story because they were the baggiest on the block.
It was the 90s and probably California, if you didn't wear that you were an outcast lol.
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That's only 21 years ago... can you imagine where we'll be at in 2040?
Frank Parent dead 💀
@@clubpenguinwwefan08 probably
Im hoping they ditch LED TV by 2040 because their picture quality is way worse than good CRT TV. OLED is getting there but sample and hold motion still ruining it.
NOSTALGIA
I came here because I remember the sounds from the end of the commercial from when I was 6 or so (0:20 - 0:30).
And it's advertising a very innovative product. Back in 1998, Flat TVs were a technological breakthrough. (My family didn't get a flat screen TV until December 25, 2010)
August 10, 2011 11:52 am
Back then most people bought tube TVs because they were cheaper in price then flat screen TVs but now since tube TVs are outdated and flat screens are the way to go every one pretty much has a flat screen
Ah, this commercial is so late 90s... brings back good memories. By the way, the house in the commercial is real. It was designed by douchebag architect Frank Gehry-
Wow really what's the house called and whys he a douche lol
The first flat panel TVs were manufactured for the U.S. Air Force in the mid-1960s. They were about 4 inches across and only black & white.
First flat screens were in the 60's ...and for any doubts Google it
This was the first commercialised plasma TV, launched the year after the world's first flat screen TV on the market. We're not talking about a simple monitor.
Technically, the US government was experimenting with flat display for aircraft back in the 1950s, but Philips can rightly claim the first consumer flat display fully equipeed with tuner, hence...Flat TV.
Well, technically the first flat screen TVs were released in 1972 made by Apple. But it failed hard and Apple decided to try the computer business which ended to doing well for them. But the Apple TV thing from then isn't well known so...
@@Lanier2369 Apple did not exist before 1976...and whatever they may have had was not marketed to the public as a flat display television.
@@murphman76 woosh.... So many things to respond to here... But just one thing... If you didn't get the joke that I was making fun of those 'well technically it was this way' know it all assholes that just want to sound smart then you might want to reevaluate your life or something. Lol. I tried to make it as obvious as possible but obviously it's not going to be clear to everyone so...
Gosh I miss the 90s
I have never knew that flatscreen TV's exists in the late 1990s, but I do know, I seen flatscreen TVs in the catalog in the early 2000s. But my parents got their first flat screen TV in 2008 in which my parents still has it to this day. But unfortunately, I never had a flatscreen TV for myself in my life in which all of my TV's that I got it throughout my childhood was an CRT, however, I did got myself the first 20" LCD Computer monitor for my laptop as an extension in 2011.
Celebrities had them in their videos in the late 90s to early 2000's
Update: Last year, I finally bought myself a 32" HD Smart LCD TV and it was my first TV that I ever bought in my life.
Got my first flat screen in 2007 when I got my first job my dad and mom surprised me with it.
Another update: I replaced my 32" 720p TV with 43" 4K HDR TV back in November.
Back then everything was so much better. Even the clothes style was better
I remember thinking how cool it would be to live in that house.
I remember seeing this flatscreen in sears on sale for twelve thousand dollars
The product and the ad is adhead of it's time.
baggy pants and loose clothing, the youth of the 90's, the older generation from the 80's hated this style because they used to rock the tight jeans and tight shirts. Can't believe the 90's youth dressed chicano style popularized by the popular 90's rap groups. Chicano style is simple loose clothing mexican gang members wore in LA. It was a style the 80's kids used to make fun of.
Ha ha I remember this commercial. They were only joking about tiny houses back then now they are a reality with flat screens lol they were massive back then in weight. Also I think they started at like $15,000. They had to have technicians install then because they were so heavy they could easily fall out of the wall with improper brackets
A neat version of Getting Better, done by the
band Gomez, was used in this ad.
Phillips lets make things great again
flat tv's and displays were ground breaking
When The GAME CHANGED
now everyone got a flat screen
0:20 smile
Need 720p, 1080p...
I bought this one! in 1998! They only didn't show the 1,5 cm thick cable with huge plugs and the control box. My Guy wanted to remove the ~350 cable and reconnect it later! I rather drill an 18cm Hole into to wall and place the box in the next room to get this done! Don't trust an Ad! (The worst was, that the receiver for the remote control was in the box and not in the screen! I had to add a remote extender)
And that TV probably weighed half as much as that El Camino
I remember seeing a "flat screen LCD" for $22,000 lol. Dem bezels tho
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this is crazy I vaguely remember this now wtf.I cant believe we had flat screens back in 98.
wow I totally remember this commercial... maybe I watched too much tv lol
Wow flat screens tv in 1998
Those kids must have some rich parents! lol $15,000 - $20,00 almost 25 years ago!
That would be as much as a car. Stores do let you break it down into monthly payments.
This TV = 2016 4K 65 inch OLED Curved TV
Philips flat TV cost 15.000 in 1998...
8,000 bucks back in the day, which would be 11,000 today. Unreal lol.
And so. . .
The Flat Panel display television was born ☺
And now we have curved tvs. . . 😮
And now those are obsolete already!
@@Browningate Wait really? Why?
@Sebizzar - I don't really see that many of them being sold.
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Classic! Total Classic!
Phillips brings flat screen, Panasonic brings 1080p
Imagine if little John existed in that time
that y2k fashion. insane
I think I'm going to buy a Philips LED 3D TV. The design is so futuristic looking.
Did you get it?
I wish TVs had speakers on the sides like that still.
@Eduardo Mendez true.
@Eduardo Mendez think If they actually did that today. They could put really good speakers on the sides.
reesemonkey nice!!! Do they make them still with 2019 ones?
@reesemonkey77?
They didn’t have any decorations because the tv was their entire budget
May I use some of this video please
Could it BE anymore 90's!?
Buy now for only $20!!
So now the 90s look like the 70s.
I searched this because in a music video from 2003 there already was a flat screen tv, althought I dont remember them being around before mid 2000s were I live.
So wow, would that tv have supported hd or hd ready?^^.
I remember that this commercial first saw in MTV hahaha how ironic also MTV is also getting old...
Back when MTV was fired Beavis and Butthead, celebrity deathmatch trl
that new sony 4k tv is 5000 bucks and looks like a regular LED TV, unless i'm missing something. Either way, it sorta seems history repeats itself.
ah 2013, a time when people thought 4k wouldnt look better than HD
@@BradenKennelly Facts now people think that about 8K
I remember watching high definition tv for the first time and realizing how much wrinkles were in these tv stars face. That was strange at the time, and now it's normal
Look at the bezal on that thing.
El inicio del fin...
90's: HOLY SHIT DUDES WE NEED THIS
now: eh, 4'? ok..
0:22 What kind of version of this getting better music is this?
Getting better by Gomez
I wonder how much is it today?
It Is the first plasma tv’s ?
They were availeble early 9o's...