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Since many decent panels are sold by display OEM's factory divisions to other TV makers, I'm hoping some non-OEM brand finally figures out there's a big enough
by mrandish 2y ago
Since many decent panels are sold by display OEM's factory divisions to other TV makers, I'm hoping some non-OEM brand finally figures out there's a big enough opportunity here to spec a new model with the highest-end panel they can source and pair it with the most elegantly minimal front-end possible. Then promote it with a clever ad campaign highlighting that it will never have ads and never bother you.
With the development time and money saved they could afford to implement a few thoughtful touches like a physical master on/off switch. If that switch is on, then the TV is on whenever power is present. This allows it to be controlled with a simple home automation power plug. A soft on/off control can still exist downstream of the physical switch.