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Samsung’s gigantic 115-inch Mini LED TV costs $26,999 and has the tiniest feet.

First announced back at CES, the 115-inch QN90F Neo QLED 4K TV is finally launching for a whopping twenty-seven thousand dollars.

I’m not usually like this, but I can’t stop staring at its feet. I suppose wall mounting is encouraged.

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<em>Big TV. Little feet.</em>
<em>Imagine spending $27,000 on a TV and letting children lay hands on it.</em>
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Big TV. Little feet.
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