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It drops into desktop, you have to drag out the keyboard / mouse, it's connected as another monitor on hdmi, so if someone else turns on the tv, that starts int
by novok 4y ago
It drops into desktop, you have to drag out the keyboard / mouse, it's connected as another monitor on hdmi, so if someone else turns on the tv, that starts interacting with your computer as a second screen. Not to mention the extra annoyances when the tv is in another room.
Streaming boxes like the nvidia shield or similar have their own issues, along with dropping to desktop and so on.
While a dedicated TV console has none of those issues.
- ansible 4y ago> It drops into desktop, you have to drag out the keyboard / mouse ... For the years I had a living room PC hooked up to the main TV, I used a small gamepad-sized wireless keyboard and touchpad similar to this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00Z81U3YY https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00Z81U3YY The one I had worked pretty well, but it wasn't this model.