Unique world's smallest TV, size only as small as a postage stamp

According to Oddity Central (UK), in the context of increasingly developing science and technology, televisions are increasingly equipped with more modern, intelligent functions and are larger in size. However, TinyCircuits is trying to prove that they can succeed by going against today's trends. This company has created the world's smallest television with 2 models: TinyTV 2 and TinyTV Mini.

These two TVs are designed in a classic style, only as small as a postage stamp, but have the same functions as regular sized TVs. They both have channel and volume buttons, remote control, 8 GB memory and can connect to a computer.

While the TinyTV 2 features a 26mm wide IPS TFT display, the smaller TinyTV Mini features a bright 15mm OLED display.

Tiny Circuits also offers a free video converter that lets users upload videos to the tiny TV. Interestingly, users can also stream videos to the TinyTV 2 or TinyTV Mini from a computer via USB-C, using the company's free software. In terms of battery life, the TinyTV 2 has an internal battery that can last for about 2 hours, while the TinyTV Mini has a smaller battery that lasts for about 1 hour.

These two tiny TVs are currently at the center of a hugely successful Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign, which has already surpassed its $15,000 goal and raised a whopping $165,500 in just 10 days.

Currently, both lines of super small TVs are being sold for about 49 USD/unit, in 2 colors black and gray. Besides, there is also a transparent plastic version priced at 59 USD/unit. In addition, to own the infrared remote control that comes with the TV, customers can order for an additional 10 USD.

According to Tin Tuc newspaper