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Your Smart TV Knows What You’re Watching
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Good. Have fun uploading any information about me without wifi or an ethernet cable. Smart TVs were a mistake, even the most expensive ones are slow and trash.
Yeah, I needed some 70" for work displays had to spend like hell to go top of the line to get half assed quad cores.
Couldn't you use a raspberry pi or something? My point was that a $50 android tv box beats the absolute top TVs both in terms of speed and compatibility with apps.
I dont need them for the smart, I need their menus to be consistently fast for automation. Response time for input changes, menus disappearing timely after boot.
When we buy $300 50" 'specials' and I start pumping IR at them for timed remote automation they always get hung up and start missing steps.