> The problem is that these features don't work out of the box. What? No feature works out of the box. Engineering effort has to be expended to make something

> The problem is that these features don't work out of the box. What? No feature works out of the box. Engineering effort has to be expended to make something work when designing and building any new product. Did you maybe misphrase what you were trying to say? > It's worth noting here that nobody buys TVs based on how quickly they turn on. [citation needed] A big part of my criteria for purchasing a display device is device and control responsiveness. My non-technical family members who care about TV made "time between the time you turn the thing on and time it becomes usable" their #3 priority when purchasing their second "smart TV". [0] It's pretty clear that many (most?) techies are really disappointed in how shitty, slow, and poorly designed most "smart TVs" are. [0] #1 Picture quality. #2 Overall value per dollar.