You know I was really thinking after the Consumer Electronics Show, I want the roll up TV. I saw a news report about it was an article on the new roll-up TV that's going to come out now and

they're like you know whatever they're gonna cost you know they're gonna cost too much

money now, right?

But if it's like the, do you know the little wristband

you get for kids?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, they slap and poop,

they wrap around you.

I ask what, if that's the roll up TV TV that's what I want that is cool and at some

point then this we all know that the snap doesn't work anymore so it just stays

rolled up and you spend you spend 30 minutes trying to make it be straight and then you let it go up and it you let it go up and it rolls back up again and that's exactly the

set I try to get the straight I got a stretch that it snaps back. But, so I see this article before we get started today. I want to, I want to see what they say about the roll up TV.

Of course this isn't the roll up TV. This is the Chevrolet Truck Commercial.

I guess you carry the roll up TV in your Chevy Truck is what you do.

Oh here we go.

Samuel Burke, CNN, Tech Correspondent.

Sitting under it so that you can see it's not just going up and down.

It's actually unroll it.

Yeah, it's on a box on top of a ledge, like where your TV sits.

Lots of people have thought they knew where TV was headed,

3D TVs.

When was the last time you saw somebody? Nobody there never worked.

Curves are nice.

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