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The most expensive TV in the world

By Mike Hanlon
October 28, 2006
The most expensive TV in the world
The Yalos Diamond
The Yalos Diamond
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The Yalos Diamond
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The Yalos Diamond
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October 28, 2006 On display for the first time at the recent IFA show in Germany and also in New York earlier this month at an exhibition promoting Italian craftsmanship was the Yalos Diamond, a EUR 100,000 (US$130,000 in round figures) television set by Neapolitan (from Naples) Keymat Industrie s.p.a. The 40 inch LCD TV has provision for 1080i and 720p high definition picture formats and is as technologically sound as is humanly possible with a picture contrast ratio of 1200:1. The really expensive bit is the workmanship, the design and the fact it’s plated in white gold and studded with 160 diamonds (4 gm) of diamonds.

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Mike Hanlon
Mike Hanlon
As a photojournalist, Mike’s work has been published in a dozen languages across 20+ countries. He has edited or managed over 75 different print publications, each with a different target audience: sports, automotive, advertising, marketing, design, ad infinitum. Mike has been working in the internet for more than 25 years and was the veteran of five internet start-ups before founding New Atlas in 2002.

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wow this is so awesome
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What a piece of sheet. If someone gave this to me, the first thing I\'d do is rip off all the diamonds and gold and sell them.
CarolinadeWitte
Do you think they\'ll find a buyer for this? No, wait. I\'m sure they will. One of the \'nouveau riche\' no doubt. Having something like this in your home is a declaration of lots of money and no (good) taste. Not that it is \'gaudy\' or anything, in fact it is beautifully designed, but to spend that much on a television with all the misery in the world... And, YES, people can and SHOULD feel obligated to help others if they have an excess of money. I honestly don\'t understand how some people can look themselves in the eyes in their mirrors each morning.
Levar Berry
Most expensive??? Apparently the millions Jerry Jones paid for his TV in the cowboys stadium has been forgotten.