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If you can plug it into a wall, have a Raspberry Pi 4 series driving a 4K TV of the size of your choice. The cheapest one I see on Amazon right now is a 40" 4K
by dsr_ 6y ago
If you can plug it into a wall, have a Raspberry Pi 4 series driving a 4K TV of the size of your choice.
The cheapest one I see on Amazon right now is a 40" 4K HDR from Vizio, with quite a small bezel - $240. Hang it on a wall and paint the bezel white, or make a nice wood frame for it.
- dafoex 6y ago40" is massive for a picture frame
- dsr_ 6y agoWhen you don't like the pictures, you can change them. You can give them special frames and mattes. You can show 36 Views of Mount Fuji all at once, and then two at a time. And you can watch Netflix on it later.
- adrianN 6y ago5W for the Pi, 60W for the screen is about 550kWh per year, or around 200kg of CO2 (give or take your local energy mix). That's about 10% of an average Indian's emissions.