The suitcase not only makes it highly portable, but also allows it to be orientated in landscape or portrait mode. From what I see on the Korean site, it says it is really Wi-Fi enabled and not receiving broadcast TV signals.
But apart from basic streaming entertainment, it can also do AirPlay screen mirroring for iOS and Android devices. A nice touch is that it also will work flat as a chess board (it has a touchscreen) as well as a 'turntable' music player!
The idea is that this thing can be a portable entertainment solution whether you’re at a picnic, on a family vacation, or just hanging out on the back patio. Maybe you’ll bring it tailgating with all your pals during football season. The possibilities are limited only by your imagination and the StanbyME Go’s three-hour battery life.
It would also be great for giving business (or family) presentations anywhere, any time.
But before all get too excited, it seems it will cost around $999, so it won't be found in the bargain bin.
See
LG now sells this bizarre TV in a suitcase, and I must have it/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/24851627/lg1.jpeg)
This is the most oddball TV we’ve seen in a long time.
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