> I will even pay more for a TV with fewer features to get in the way. Look up "Retail Digital Signage" and "Retail Video Displays" (and similar terms) - for i

> I will even pay more for a TV with fewer features to get in the way. Look up "Retail Digital Signage" and "Retail Video Displays" (and similar terms) - for instance: http://www.planar.com/products/large-format-displays/ultrares/ http://www.planar.com/products/large-format-displays/ultrare... These are all essentially large LCD displays (monitors) with little to no extra features (many will have the ability to load via wifi or usb graphics and animations to be rotated on the screen - it's advertising after all). Your only other option would be large computer monitors, but because these tend to be meant for the desktop, you won't easily find sizes beyond 40 inches diagonal. Note that for digital signage - you are going to pay more - a lot more (it's one of those cases of pay more, get less - because niche and "you're a business, you have money"); also note that some of these kinds of displays can be found at Business Costco stores (though maybe not the 4K+ units). Another interesting thing about these units is that they have very small width bezels at the edges, for those cases where you want to tile them to make a video wall (again, retail advertising and menus and such).