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Obviously you can buy "commercial signage" displays which are panels without the crapware. Anyone have recommendations for units they've bought this way? I've
by xenadu02 6y ago
Obviously you can buy "commercial signage" displays which are panels without the crapware.
Anyone have recommendations for units they've bought this way? I've avoided upgrading my super old LCD because at least my current one is somewhat stupid and so long as I don't connect it to the network it mostly does what I bought it for: display the pixels.
- conradfr 6y agoDo they have sound?
- CamperBob2 6y agoWho uses their TV for sound? I don't even know if mine has a built-in speaker.
- marakv2 6y agoI do. It's quite common in Japan to not have a surround sound etc. Our neighbours are quite close lol
- newhotelowner 6y agoThey have sound.
- saiya-jin 6y agoUnnecessarily expensive. Just use any TV without allowing internet. Not connecting some (maybe not newest) TV vs not connecting commercial panel should be about same amount of work. I use few year old Sony like that, couldn't care less about any of these complaints. It requires trips to PC to manage content, which I think is the biggest hurdle of this approach for lazy couch potatoes.
- newhotelowner 6y agoI am thinking about upgrading TVs at my hotel and 49 inch low to medium quality is between $440-600. These are designed for hotel/hospitals.