LG’s OLED Wallpaper TV – Can we use it as a WINDOW?? Pt.1

LG’s OLED Wallpaper TV – Can we use it as a WINDOW?? Pt.1 documents Linus Tech Tips exploring a bold remodeling idea for an office space: turning a wall that used to house a window into a digital pane that could function as a real window. The video begins with a recap of the office remodeling and the decision to drywall over the old window, then pivots to the concept of using LG’s Signature OLED TV as a visually convincing substitute. The team discusses various configurations, including a meeting area and workspaces, and they decide to mount the ultra-thin display on a sacrificial wall that will later be integrated into ongoing set construction. They walk through the mounting process, showing the hardware details like the flat mounting plate and top washers that support the screen, and they adjust the setup until the screen sits perfectly flush with the wall. Once mounted, they connect a gaming PC, Blu-ray player, and an Xbox One S, ensuring the device’s inputs and power are neatly routed through a bottom unit. The video captures the moment of testing the display with 8K-like footage, discussing the impressive clarity and the screen’s ability to render fine details, such as water texture and a person in a video being produced. As the session progresses, the team confirms that the HDMI handshake works smoothly with HDR content and Blu-ray playback, and they tease even bigger plans for a Part 2, promising more ambitious uses and demonstrations. The episode closes with a teaser for future coverage, a call to action for fans to follow along, and an aside about Crunchyroll andSavage Jerky sponsors, while the team hints at a future where the wall-mounted OLED can serve as a functional, immersive window experience rather than a traditional display.

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