Comcast Center Has A Huge 10 Million Pixel TV In The Lobby

Got $22 Million?

Whatever your feelings are about Comcast, you’ll be helpless but to fall in love with the media giant’s 10 million pixel display at the new Comcast Center in Philadelphia. The media wall covers an area of over 2100 square feet and uses four-millimeter LED lights, packed together as one giant, seamless array. It plays all manner of video, and even cool segments where three-dimensional-looking dancers seem to hover in thin air at five times the resolution of HD television.

[From DVICE: This is what 10 million pixels look like]

Yes, it’s a stupidly huge wall which stretches around the room. No, there aren’t many practical uses for such technology. Yes, that’s $2.2 per pixel. No, that’s not too much to spend. Yes, it’s still damn cool.