LG Electronics is launching the 100 inch Laser TV – a throw projector system which requires just 22 inches of clearance from the wall – in the US next month.

The LG Laser TV creates a giant 100-inch class HD 1080p resolution picture. The LG Laser TV will be available in mid-April with a suggested retail price of $8,999.

“LG’s Laser TV is a new take on front-projection TV, offering a theatre-like experience at home, but without sacrificing on features like LG’s Smart TV or requiring intensive set-up,” said Jay Vandenbree, senior vice president, home entertainment, LG Electronics USA. “It allows us to give consumers the picture quality, feature and design aesthetics they’ve come to expect, and in a large format and attractive price.”

The Laser TV also incorporates LG’s Smart TV platform with built in Wi-Fi, offering access to content providers like Netflix and YouTube as well as the LG app store.

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