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> TVs are so predominant in our lives that room layouts and furniture are often designed around their presence. It's an altar, or less cynically a fireplace.
by flir 2y ago
> TVs are so predominant in our lives that room layouts and furniture are often designed around their presence.
It's an altar, or less cynically a fireplace.
> Also, many times people are hiding set-top boxes or media servers (and cables) behind the TV.
Just have the TV in "off" mode show an image of the wall behind the TV - but without the junk ;)
- omgwtfbyobbq 2y agoManufacturers do that to some degree with their frame/gallery TVs, and I don't see those taking a lot of market share. If they can get the price below or close to normal LEDs, I could see it, but if they're high priced I think they'll stay in a niche.
- lostlogin 2y ago> It's an altar Per 1984, for the daily rage.
- rbanffy 2y agoIt's called Fox News now.