Yes, if you do coat your TV set in rose gold and embed it with round cut flawless diamonds - it will cost more than average. In fact if you do it through Liverpool jewellers Stuart Hughes it will cost more than any other TV set in the whole world. A round £1.5 million.
Sigh. I don't know what the existence of this TV says about the state of British society, but let us tell you about it anyway. That's what it looks like up there, and this is what Stuart Hughes himself has to say about it:
"Top of the industry technology 55" screen with the most beautiful materials used. The base and outer frame consist of circa 28 kilograms of solid 18ct rose gold, outer frame is adorned with 72 brilliant round cut 1ct IF Flawless diamonds with the remaining area set with Sunstone & Amethyst. The inner screen layer is made up from Alligator skin , all hand sewn."
Yes I think you'll know by now whether you want this or not.
My verdict if you're considering buying this: immediately hand over control of your bank account to a trained accountant. You shouldn't be in control of £1.50 never mind £1.5 million.
PrestigeHD TV SUPREME Rose Edition, £1.5million from www.stuarthughes.com
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I hope someone buys one, forgets to strap on the Wii controller and ends up smashing the screen :) Although I doubt the screen is the most expensive part of this TV.