Gold plated plasma HDTV from LG

CeBIT’s kitsch parade continues: this time with a slightly larger surface gold cover.

We have previously reported one from a similar device, which its designers dressed in a valuable cloak. Now LG has targeted the user layer to do this. The specifications of their latest plasma televisions hide nothing special, although the technology is not yet widespread.

The 71-inch display with a resolution of 1920 × 1080 and fully compliant with High Definition standards is, if not the largest, but certainly the most valuable of the types available, as its surface is coated with 24-karat gold. The DVD player included with the "Gold edition" and the 5.1 sound system also have similar features. The price of the version without extras, with a simple plastic cover, also approaches the HUF 5 million limit. Certainly, the now-announced subtype will be similarly cheap.