Sure money can't buy you happiness, and apparently, even on the black market, you can't pick up a good copy of love, either. But if there's one thing that the electronic industry has taught us, it's that money can in fact buy you a big TV. A really, really big TV.

The 108-inch Sharp Aquos LB-1085, the self-proclaimed "world's largest LCD" which is set to go on-sale in Japan next week, finally got a price tag. So, what's the value of a device that will almost certainly led to a life's worth of neck pain? The 108-inch LCD will set you back 1,000,000 Yen ($ 110,000), which should, at the very least, help relieve some of that back pain caused by your over-stuffed wallet.

The Sharp Aquos boasts a 1,920×1,080 resolution, 1,200:1 contrast ratio, supports 7.6 million colors, and is sure to make for some very jealous neighbors--at least until that 110-inch comes out...