Samsung embraces vertical videos with a $16,000 vertical TV https://t.co/cZ3fG8rndG

— Ron Amadeo (@RonAmadeo) April 29, 2019

Surely the end of days: Samsung is releasing a portrait-mode/sideways TV for everyone who forgets human eyes are located side-by-side :-) (to be precise, it rotates 90 degrees) https://t.co/cphwLXx1B4 #tech #tvs pic.twitter.com/DIfEAdvqsh

— Jeff MacArthur (@jeffmacarthur) April 29, 2019

Breaking: Apple to debut vertical screen, may call it “iPhone” or “iPad” ?

Excited to see if there’s any use for a non-widescreen device, let’s hope so https://t.co/9OJHOHWRuP

— Matthew Cassinelli (@mattcassinelli) April 29, 2019

DAMMIT MILLENNIALS YOU'VE DONE GONE TOO FAR

Samsung thinks millennials want vertical TVs - The Verge https://t.co/n8NX9PF46h via @Instapaper

— David Edward ? (@_David_Edward) April 29, 2019

Forget vertical video... Introducing Vertical TV!? https://t.co/OKAyiZ9rfz

— Matt Navarra (@MattNavarra) April 29, 2019

Samsung thinks millennials want vertical TVs https://t.co/FnuELptWcS pic.twitter.com/MxJfChYvr0

— The Verge (@verge) April 29, 2019

While this is extremely dumb, I can't help but think how nice this would be for vertically oriented arcade games, shmups, and even DS/3DS emulation.https://t.co/FJSIuEEqVD

— Mr. Drumble (@MrDrumble) April 29, 2019

Was going to say that as a millennial, I not only remember when people still had B&W TVs; I remember when you could still buy them.

But it turns out people *still* have them and you can *still* buy them, so maybe that doesn't say as much as I think.https://t.co/LOiCgXyKCh

— Catrìona ⚧ Faolain (@CatisinSpace) April 29, 2019

https://t.co/E3lFnugyzf you know it's been very fascinating watching tech companies fail to come to terms with the fact a lot of tech fields are now "boring" and outside of forced obsolescence it's hard to find that next big thing to get folks to upgrade

— Electric Tako (@DrPalutena) April 29, 2019

NO THE FUCK WE DON’T. https://t.co/sJ5zlFRvyz

— Todd Awesome (@ToddJAwesome) April 29, 2019

From the geniuses that thought 3D TV will be big, that curved screens will be sexy, that folding screens would matter, now we have THE VERTICAL TV.

Next up, no screen TV? https://t.co/X75w1EzVuL

— Philippe MÉDA (@icopilots) April 29, 2019

상품 컨셉이 이해가 잘 안 되면 일단 밀레니얼을 붙여 보자.
음, 나이 들어도 세로 화면이 필요한 경우는 꽤 됩니다. 카페이 메뉴판이라든가. 지금 쓰고 있는 외장 모니터도 세로로 쓰고 있음. 글 쓰거나 코드 볼 때 의외로 편해요. https://t.co/cuzhlfCrEZ

— Goodhyun 김국현 (@goodhyun) April 30, 2019

Just because you can doesn't mean you should. https://t.co/c6GMw06v4F

— TechLinked (@TechLinkedYT) April 29, 2019

here it is! the tv you've always wanted! it displays content the wrong way as an option https://t.co/jJLQ42f0bE

— neal rice ? (@flakealso) April 29, 2019

Please stop. First motion smoothing on TV sets, now this? https://t.co/k1kZcziCBY

— Dennis Tzeng (@ThinkHero) April 30, 2019

Samsung thinks millennials want vertical TVs https://t.co/FnuELptWcS pic.twitter.com/pP4IarA6Qw

— The Verge (@verge) April 30, 2019

Ah ha! They’re readying the hardware for the imminent explosion of vertical @TickHQ content... (really not sure about this) https://t.co/nMXtJ8NT6Z

— Jessica Butcher (@jessbutcher) April 30, 2019

“Giant vertical Bixby speaker / TV hybrid” sounds like the purposefully bad idea you have to make sure people participate in the brainstorm https://t.co/zOepiOnH42

— nilay patel (@reckless) April 29, 2019

Who the fuck thought ANYONE wants this?

Samsung revealed a $1,600 TV for millennials that rotates to turn into a massive screen for your smartphone https://t.co/HE4rTEWVli

— Emma Evans (@TrancewithMe) April 29, 2019