The American company Telly has introduced a 55-inch TV, which will be distributed to citizens of the country for free. Viewers will "pay" for it by constantly watching ads.

TVs are unique in that they have two screens. The main screen is designed to view any content, and the lower one functions as an information center where news, weather forecast, stock prices and various types of advertising content are displayed.

At the same time, the viewing session on the main screen will never be interrupted by an advertisement that needs to be "paid" for a purchase.

Data about the viewed content, the number of people engaged in viewing at a certain point in time is received by the manufacturer. In case of disagreement with these terms of purchase, the customer will have to return the device or pay a $500 fine.

It is expected that the delivery of the first batch of 500 thousand free TVs will begin in the summer.

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