Share Ur TV

Share TV, It’s Good For You
This must be a sign, the end to human intelligence - the day when we create TVs to further enable our couch potato ways. The Share TV looks like any other except the screen is actually made of two bezaless (is that even a word?) OLED screens you can separate for individual viewing needs.

In hindsight, this may be a “tastic” (new made-up word for the day) idea. You got two kids fighting over programming and one of them is your husband. Just spit the TV in half and let them go about their ways. Problem is, that isn’t exactly sharing which goes against the very name of this product. Still, I want one.

Designers: Kim Seulgi & Evan Yiwei Ma

Display in 16 by 9 or 4 by 3, Literally

Studio FRST is going to get your squared away with a TV that simplifies(?) to an extra degree. The studio says that the form shows the function. That’s true. It’d fit right in at the home of a modernist, probably also at the house of a minimalist. It leaves space to put your tiny fern if you want! Put it right there under the side there! It will look nice, totally nice!

The title of this project is “16943? -intuitive, huh? It’s got a “crystal asymmetrical black picture on a glass base.” As you’d expect, the dvd slot (yes there’s that system built in, how nice), and the controls for the TV are located up under there in that square negative space.

Designer: Studio FRST