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Are they really that expensive? I looked up the device that I probably would want, and that would be the 55 inch 4k TV. Searching for a place to buy it revealed
by lokedhs 5y ago
Are they really that expensive? I looked up the device that I probably would want, and that would be the 55 inch 4k TV. Searching for a place to buy it revealed this link, that gives a price: https://www.uk.insight.com/en-gb/productinfo/lcd-tvs-and-displays/0011415771-00000001 https://www.uk.insight.com/en-gb/productinfo/lcd-tvs-and-dis...
It seems pretty reasonable to me. Is there a catch with that device that makes it not appropriate to use as your main TV?
- NathanielK 5y agoUnlike the broadcast OLED displays, those Bravias use normal LCD panels. They're closer to consumer TVs, but lack the TV tuner for legal reasons. If you're just using it over HDMI, it would work fine as a main TV. The added brightness would may be appreciated. The gotcha is that it already runs an outdated version of Android(9.0). Sony consumer TVs that released back then didn't have ads. It was only a later Google update that added ads to the UI.[1] No guarantees these signage displays will be safe if you updated them over the internet. [1] https://www.rtings.com/tv/tests/ads-in-smart-tv#remove-sony-ads https://www.rtings.com/tv/tests/ads-in-smart-tv#remove-sony-...