Catching up with Displace's Founder and CEO at CES 2023, Talking All Things Wireless TV!

(January 12, 2023) Displace used CES 2023 to launch the World's first 100% wireless 4K TV. Using a 55" LG Display OLED panel, Displace TVs stick to any flat surface using a proprietary suction system, are light enough to easily move around, and have a hot-swappable battery system that affords up to 30 days of use.

We caught up with Displace's Founder and CEO at CES to get the scoop!

 

[Grayson Dere]

This is really fascinating to see where our TVs are headed beyond just resolution and color specs. Thanks for the video!!

 

[Todd Anderson]

Super cool technology. The samples they had at the show were convincing, though they had a bit of trouble getting one to re-mount to a demo surface. I didn't stick around (no pun) to see how it was resolved, but I'm sure they got it working again.

The CEO is an affable guy that, I think, has a great idea in this product. One thing I wish we'd talked about is portability outside of the home. I'm assuming you could take the TV to, say, a tailgate and stream video to it from a phone. But not entirely sure...

 

[Grayson Dere]

I might have missed the detail in the video but do the TVs auto-mosaic when put next each other? or do you need a remote/external device to set that up?

 

[Todd Anderson]

It’s all done through hand-gestures. So, you can have each TV run separately, if you can gesture for one TV to spread what it’s showing to all 4 displays.

Alternatively, you can gesture for a TV to “carry” what you’re watching from one display to another display in a different room.

 

[tripplej]

$3K is high for this tv. Guess we have to wait for black friday sales.

 

[Todd Anderson]

Well, you’re paying for a TV, a flexible self regulating mounting system, and the wireless equipment. Might not be that over-priced.

I’d love to see this in a 65” format!

 

[JStewart]

I really think the smaller sizes mentioned in the interview are where they might do well. The ability to have a screen where you couldn’t put one before. Easily portable.
BTW, and I may have missed it, is airplay and/or chromecast in the feature set?

 

[Todd Anderson]

I think you’d have to add Apple TV, etc to the streaming hub. It doesn’t appear to be integrated directly in the set.