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Most TV makers have versions for commercial display purposes that don't include the "smart" stuff. Typically cheaper too.
by entropicgravity 5y ago
Most TV makers have versions for commercial display purposes that don't include the "smart" stuff. Typically cheaper too.
- nottorp 5y agoSome pointers to model numbers / where those can be bought would be helpful, thanks!
- gonehome 5y agoYeah I looked at those when I learned of them. They often come with serious quality (and price) trade offs if you’re able to source them at all. If you’re looking for a generic LCD it’s probably fine, but if you’re comparing to an LG OLED you won’t find an ad free option in the commercial market. At least I couldn’t back when I tried. Giving the TV no network access and using an Apple TV seemed to be the best option.
- dontcare007 5y agoGive network access, but blackhole all the traffic
- wolrah 5y ago> If you’re looking for a generic LCD it’s probably fine, but if you’re comparing to an LG OLED you won’t find an ad free option in the commercial market. At least I couldn’t back when I tried. https://www.lg.com/global/business/commercial-tv/lg-77EU960H-NA https://www.lg.com/global/business/commercial-tv/lg-77EU960H... They don't update the commercial line annually of course, so it's equivalent to a consumer model from a few years ago, but the panels are all the same until the 2021 models anyways.