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Love being interrupted when my monitor asks me to accept user agreements
- Y_Y 2y agoIs this the future you wanted? (Agree) (Later)
- Certhas 2y agoI want that T-Shirt.
- domoregood 2y agoYour LG monitor likely just read that comment and will bill you for the T-shirt immediately.
- disqard 2y ago(Later) --> Remind me (Tomorrow) (3 days Later)
- netsharc 2y agoAargghh, a prompt similar to this is going to make me an extremist that'll wage j**d on IT companies! Google Photos wants you to turn on backups so you blow through your 15GB quota and buy storage from them, so once in a while when I open the app it screams "Back up is not turned on! You risk losing your photos!" (ok maybe not that hysterically). Then the "Back up photos" slider is active, and I just have to hit "Continue". I'd have to slide it to off, and the button changes to "Continue without backup" and I have to hit it. It's freaking disgusting that software companies now change your settings (ok, thankfully it still asks for your confirmation) and nag you about it every few weeks. BTW Google, I have a Google Pixel 1 phone that has lifetime unlimited photos backup, and I intend on abusing that functionality by using automated transfers between my daily phone -> my NAS -> Pixel 1 -> your servers until you fuck me over and delete my account.
- smegger001 2y agoUnlimited photo backups? Well how many qr codes can you store in JPEG because that screams free HDD back up with a little scripting.
- Nition 2y agoPlease scroll to the bottom and confirm you have read the entire FUTURE EULA before continuing.
- Terr_ 2y agoBy definition, another "future I wanted" can only arrive "later" than now, so those two options actually kinda make sense. :P
- rgavuliak 2y agoThere's a song called: "The future is not what it was" that I am a fan of in this context.
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- perihelions 2y agoAnd if you gaze for long into an LG™ liquid-crystal display monitor, the LG™ liquid-crystal display monitor asks your permission to gaze also into you.
- HPsquared 2y agoIs this a side effect of allowing monitors to use USB-C? Is there some driver via WHQL that allows the monitor to connect to the internet??? This seems to me like a potential security issue.
- johnnyo 2y agoThat was my question as well. What is the user benefit of the monitor having a network connection?
- m463 2y agospecial offers!
- __MatrixMan__ 2y agoOnce you've identified the viewer you can see if they have a license for that they're viewing and report the thoughtcrime if not.
- jerf 2y agoWhy does my monitor need to do that? My OS, the Intel Management Engine, my application, the website I'm using, my internet provider, my modem's hardware stack, and the several networked microphones in my home are already doing it.
- __MatrixMan__ 2y agoConsider the case where there's a quiet observer looking at the screen alongside you. The monitor also needs to identify them so that it can ensure that you're not an accessory to thoughtcrime by letting them look at your screen.
- rakoo 2y agoYour monitor manufacturer isn't on the list and also wants a piece of that fresh brain meat
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- Apreche 2y agoMy TV did this. The worst part was that it disappeared so quickly I didn't have time to get the remote and acknowledge it. There did not appear to be any way in the settings to go and handle it manually. I just had to wait and get lucky.
- yu3zhou4 2y agoThis is the first time I ever thought we need an open source monitor hardware
- beretguy 2y agoI feel like we need open source hardware cellphones too, and everything else.
- yu3zhou4 2y agoFair point
- moepstar 2y agoNeed? Absolutely. How good will it be? Hopefully better than the OpenMoko Freerunner I once had - good idea, worst execution ever. Wouldn’t even work half decently as a phone, not to mention any other aspects of it…
- pabs3 2y agoHow do you feel about the PinePhone? There even the LTE modem runs FOSS Linux (on one of the two processors in the modem). https://github.com/the-modem-distro https://github.com/the-modem-distro
- beretguy 2y agoI have PinePhone. It's not really usable. Battery life is atrocious. Just overall meh. I wish I could use it.
- exe34 2y agoI have started preparing myself mentally for a future where I give up on most of modern technology in the home and just go back to paper books/vinyls/etc.
- yu3zhou4 2y agoI guess it could become so difficult that it could be easier to RE the hardware and remove all the spying stuff
- rspoerri 2y agoBetter get a firewall for you monitor. Maybe a usb-c plug that filters non visual traffic? /s
- meindnoch 2y agoA prepaid cellular modem is installed to transmit essential telemetry.
- micahdeath 2y agoThis would be a great thing to hack to get free internets. =D
- netsharc 2y agoThe idea of TVs doing this smells of urban legend to me, but a friend bought a new car recently, and he can connect to it from his phone (obviously over the cloud), he was wondering how it works because he didn't have to subscribe to anyhing, but yeah it has cellular connectivity paid for by the car manufacturer...
- consteval 2y agoIt's required for use in vehicles, at least in the US. Tracking cars and even remotely disabling them is important for safety reasons. But it is suspicious.
- ZYbCRq22HbJ2y7 2y agoThis is one from a line of LG monitors that state they come with webOS https://www.lg.com/us/smart-monitors https://www.lg.com/us/smart-monitors https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-32sq730s-w-smart-monitor https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-32sq730s-w-smart-monitor
- nuancebydefault 2y agoWow the Q&A's answers seem AI generated... Everything about these 'smart' monitors feels quite 'fabricated' to me. I feel next time I shop for a monitor I will skip LG.
- morkalork 2y agoComing soon to monitors with integrated webcams: please drink verification can to continue working!
- airstrike 2y agoSadly they've only given us Mountain Dew flavored Doritos but not the other way around yet...
- tokai 2y agoDoesn't microsoft have that patented?
- Randor 2y agoI know you guys are joking, but there use to be a Microsoft energy drink, that was only available to employees. https://www.google.com/search?q=Microsoft+employee+Talking+Rain https://www.google.com/search?q=Microsoft+employee+Talking+R... The blue one actually tasted really good. Was available on campus for several years in nearly every building. :)
- moffkalast 2y agoA-ring-a-drink-a-Bing
- account42 2y agoI suspect these are just rebadged generic soda cans but there is something oddly dystopian about a company drink.
- Randor 2y agoNo, if I remember correctly it was a local beverage company. It wasn't unusual for Microsoft to back local businesses. I remember a very talented Indian software engineer that left Microsoft and purchased 3 "food trucks" and decided to serve food instead, true story. He parked his truck outside building 88 for a few years.
- andrepd 2y agoDRINK VERIFICATION CAN
- 93po 2y agomountain dew is for me and you in a life-imitates-art twist, Xbox did in fact release an Xbox minifridge that was mountain dew colors many years after this greentext
- dredmorbius 2y agoFor those as out of the loop as myself, apparently a 12 year old 4chan greentext meme: <https://imgur.com/please-drink-verification-can-dgGvgKF https://imgur.com/please-drink-verification-can-dgGvgKF>
- FactKnower69 2y agohttps://media.snopes.com/2023/01/sony-fig-9.png https://media.snopes.com/2023/01/sony-fig-9.png
- CoastalCoder 2y agoI'd love to see a lawsuit regarding them knowingly shipping a monitor with this defect. When the EULA is blocking the content, the monitor isn't working as advertised. And they willingly shipped it like that.
- jasomill 2y agoIf this is anything like an LG smart TV — and, as the UI is identical to my C4, I assume it is — none of the agreements are required to use the device as a monitor. On LG TVs, at least, you can also completely disable the WebOS UI via a command sent through an onboard RS-232 interface, at which point the TV displays no overlays at all.
- throwaway314155 2y ago> via a command sent through an onboard RS-232 interface Christ
- Teever 2y agoI think the solution to these kinds of issues is a coordinated campaign in small claims courts across the world. If people decided to take the time to simultaneously take this issue before a judge who will give them a default judgment when a company like LG no-shows it'll start to hurt them and the publicity from this will force change.
- mimischi 2y agoSo is this Recall by Microsoft, without having to use Windows? Great! /s
- rglullis 2y agoI am seriously considering creating a dropship company focused exclusively on buying and selling electronic components that are sold for parts and people can assemble them at home, Ikea-style. I would start with selling 50" and 65" inch "dumb" TVs. Just the panel, a nice enclosure and a board with an IR receiver, TV tuner and HDMI outputs. BYO top box and Soundbar. I wonder how fast it would take to get 10000 orders.
- CooCooCaCha 2y agoIs it even possible to just buy panels for normal consumers?
- beAbU 2y agoLook up "large format display". Its basically a TV sans any smart shit. Used in commercial display applications, dynamic menus in restaurants, info panels etc. They are mad expensive because presumably they are not subsidised by the shitware that "smart" tvs ship with.
- wpietri 2y agoI'm sure the ad revenue is part of it, but the commercial ones are also built for 24/7 operation over the course of years. And I expect another part of the added expense is that they know commercial purchasers aren't as price sensitive.
- Ferret7446 2y agoThe entire reason that smart TVs are cheap with ads is because consumers "prefer" that. If (most) people bought expensive TVs with no ads, companies would, you know, sell that.
- kjkjadksj 2y agoConsumers only have a choice among what is already been made available in the marketplace.
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- bogwog 2y agoI wonder what would happen if Amazon introduced a boycott feature. It could be a list of active boycotts next to the buy button on a product page. Customers can choose to join one of the boycotts instead of clicking the buy button, and then get redirected to a list of alternatives. It won't ever happen obviously, but I wonder if it would solve these types of problems? Consumers collectively boycotting something is the most powerful way to fight things like this, but I can't think of a successful example of that in recent times. Even "viral" boycotts on social media platforms are likely to get limited reach due to algorithm fuckery. Or is it that nobody but us tech nerds actually cares about stuff like this, and even a blatant in-your-face boycott feature on Amazon wouldn't make a difference?
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- squiffsquiff 2y agoIt would probably be possible as a third party extension. See Fakespot extension for instance.
- Aurornis 2y ago> I wonder what would happen if Amazon introduced a boycott feature. It could be a list of active boycotts next to the buy button on a product page A feature that simultaneously discourages sales, encourages retailers to pull products from the platform, and heavily incentivizes abuse from competitors who would benefit from convincing customers to boycott their competitors products? For some reason I don’t imagine Amazon product managers are going to like this idea. Boycotts are wishful thinking in the modern era of online shopping. The Venn diagram of people who would actively boycott a product like this and the people who would seek it out on Amazon has no overlap. These products are targeted at people who do purchasing for their office or who click the buy button without taking 1 minute to glance at reviews. The people who care enough to actively boycott have already read reviews of a product before they seek it out for purchase.
- bogwog 2y agoIf Amazon were competing to win customers, they might do something like this to increase trust in the quality of the products on their store. Of course, that's not Amazon. The only significant threats to Amazon today are anti-trust regulators.
- acd 2y agoHave your pet accept the EULA :)
- andrewinardeer 2y agoDid they really get interrupted or did they willingly click into 'Settings' and select 'Reset AD ID'? Why would a device, monitor or TV or refrigerator, randomly reset it's AD ID? I believe this is just your stock standard X (formerly known as Twitter) ragebait post. Congratulations, you fell for it. It's a shame ragebait is now popping up on this site.
- zizee 2y agoI don't think the "interrupt" part of this is what I find concerning.
- vaindil 2y agoThe title text is from the quoted tweet, not the one that's directly linked. https://twitter.com/snwy_me/status/1847389300687860062 https://twitter.com/snwy_me/status/1847389300687860062
- h2odragon 2y agoapologies for the confusion, i could have linked the first tweet but the further exploration was also interesting
- scrubs 2y agoRelated: my mac bugs the hell out of me to accept new cloud Eula junk after os upgrade ... it's constantly popping up every 5 mins or so and can interrupt shutdown. Out stubbornness I've ignored for 6months running.
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- scrubs 2y agoRelated: my mac bugs the hell out of me to accept new cloud Eula junk after os upgrade ... it's constantly popping up every 5 mins or so and can interrupt shutdown. Out stubbornness I've ignored for 6 months running.
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- buttercraft 2y agoWhat keyboard is that and where do I get one?
- jsheard 2y agoTopre Realforce R2, but that colorway was a limited edition and it's already gone. https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/products/topre-realforce-r2-limited-edition-ivory-tkl https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/products/topre-realforce-r2-...
- amatecha 2y agoNice, I've got the same (default colorway)! Such a good keyboard! I built/bought many keyboards and finally got tired of the search and decided to finally try the fabled Topre... so good <3
- lostlogin 2y agoI thought it was going to be some ‘90’s thing with a janky rewiring. That’s neat.
- ortusdux 2y agoI just want a somewhat trustworthy group to create a 'dumb' certification.
- saxonww 2y agoI wonder if they bought these on purpose, or if the monitors were provided by their employer. That looks like an office. It's hard to sympathize with someone buying one of these in 2024 and then being outraged that it wants to do ad tracking. 'Smart' monitors are so easy to avoid right now, they are all clearly marketed as such and it's still the case that premium 'dumb' monitors are available in every category.
- Spooky23 2y agoWe updated security policy at our company to prohibit use of monitors that aren’t specifically authorized. One of our customers detected a risk in an audit - it hadn’t occurred to anyone. Now we log display connections and customer facing folks can be terminated for violating the rules.
- amatecha 2y agoHoly. This is so dire. I like how "smart" is always a euphemism for "shitty" when it's the prefix of a technology product.
- karmakaze 2y agoJury's still out on the Smartphone with a good number of pros/cons. I'd bet that many who are enraged by this story, have already accepted numerous such agreements in the software/sites they use.
- tomjen3 2y agoThe smartphone is fine. It’s the apps that suck, and most of all it’s advertising.
- account42 2y agoThe smartphone OS is not fine. It is build to take away you computing freedom. It's what enables and encourages these shitty apps while preventing better options. It is designed around advertising.
- xboxnolifes 2y agoI'd say it's the smartphones success that lead to smart bring a euphemism for everything. smartphones worked so well, It led to everyone and their mother attaching smart to everything.
- kristjank 2y agoI am outraged by the lack of outrage over this enshittified dystopia. I would like to think myself better than that but things have really escalated to a point I really wish death and illness upon the advertiser leeches that started and continuously fueled the enshittification train till the point that we're at now.
- mysteria 2y agoA lot of vehicles also show this on the nav screen every time you start the car, and many websites also display similar popups when you visit. It's a disgusting practice but it certainly isn't new. BTW if you want a TV that doesn't have any of these smart features you can get one of those commercial displays used in malls, train stations, and such. They're expensive though.
- bri3d 2y agoFor what it’s worth, this is a Smart TV (ie, a streaming box) that happens to also be monitor sized. I have no idea why anyone would buy one of these for primary use as a computer monitor, and the marketing and messaging is clear and up-front that these are streaming devices running an Internet connected OS. Why streaming devices need to be so ad-infested is a different interesting topic, but IMO this “my monitor has an EULA” thing is just engagement bait.
- vunderba 2y agoAgree - this twitterbait is purposely omitting relevant details that this is NOT a traditional external display in any sense of the word. I mean the category of displays on LG's website is labelled "Smart Monitors with webOS" - which should be a clue right there. That Samsung/LG/etc. are sulfurous pits of spyware is a completely different and well understood problem (but coincidentally too pedestrian to garner the desired rage induced upvotes).
- account42 2y agoJust give it another decade and you will be telling us how it's ok that all monitors come with smart features and how you can just ignore them with only minor annoyances.
- tealkitsune 2y agoLG has a page dedicated to "LG SmartMonitors", and the photo shows a desk with mouse and keyboard, no mention of TV or Smart TV
- atombender 2y agoNo, pretty sure this is specifically marketed as a monitor. The product is called SmartMonitor for that reason.
- tlonny 2y agoI would love to create a simple, searchable directory of consumer appliances, software and services that list all the ways you are _objectively_ fucked over as a consumer (I.e. whether something sells your data, requires always-on internet connectivity, requires additional subscriptions to unlock full functionality, etc..)
- sxp 2y agoIt appears to be this line of Smart Monitors: https://www.lg.com/us/smart-monitors https://www.lg.com/us/smart-monitors Why the fuck would anyone buy a "smart monitor" that is hooked up to a computer? Are they too incompetent to directly watch Netflix/Prime/etc on the computer? What is LG's target audience here? I'm guessing snwy_me got the monitor from someone else and forgot to factory reset it and disable WiFi.
- bialpio 2y agoI bought something like this from Samsung. Honestly, was an oversight that I only started regretting when I learned that the controls to change the input source suck in a major way (not possible to switch source via a provided remote, source-switching buttons are very inconveniently placed at the bottom of the monitor and sometimes enter full settings instead of the source-switch menu). Lesson learned the hard way. And yeah, I keep the wifi disabled on that thing, except when occasionally checking for updates in the hopes that they fixed that shit via a software update.
- meowster 2y ago> in the hopes that they fixed that shit via a software update. Hell will freeze over first.
- bialpio 2y agoDum spiro, spero. ; ) I forgot to add that the device doesn't seem to support DDC/CI, so input-switching via software is also out the window (TBH, that is what I hope they fix in the future).
- karmakaze 2y agoYeah, I'm trying to see what the problem is here. Seems like just a reason to gripe. What difference does any of this makes if the monitor itself is only fed a video signal (i.e. don't connect its wifi). Does the monitor fail to operate without its WiFi connection or something?
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- JayGuerette 2y agoAny TV that doesn't have your WiFi password is a dumb TV. No TV I've owned to dated has required network connectivity to work.
- vunderba 2y agoYeah this is something I feel like doesn't get talked about enough. I have a raspberry PI that acts as my streaming device connected to my Samsung "Smart" TV and since Samsung can't get on the WIFI it's effectively just a display terminal.
- snvzz 2y agoNah, it can still connect through the smart TV of the neighbours. They probably have cross-brand agreements in place to let any "offline" device access advertisement networks. Your data is a very profitable business for them.
- wcfields 2y agoI’ll keep repeating this but I used to be a TPM for “advance analytics” for a major media agency and we used this data in our reporting for ad reach effectiveness. From a previous comment of mine: > … my Insignia TV (best buy store brand) with fire tv built in is basically unusable. Echoing a previous comment I made too, about “smart tvs” and the “streaming sticks”: Hey, have you ever thought of why even the $149 Black Friday loss-leader no-name-brand TVs all have Amazon Fire, Roku, or are now "Smart" in some way? Certainly isn't because they need to incentivise you to connect it to the internet so it acts as a Nielsen-esq measurement device of all media you view on the screen via digital fingerprints that exist in all commercial media and advertisements. [1][2] [1] https://www.ispot.tv/ https://www.ispot.tv/ [2] https://www.samba.tv/ https://www.samba.tv/
- justinclift 2y ago> I used to be a TPM For clarity, are you meaning "Technical Project Manager"? A lot of people here are probably more familiar with TPM being "Trusted Platform Module": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trusted_Platform_Module https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trusted_Platform_Module
- wcfields 2y agoYup, technical project manager.
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- tzs 2y agoA particularly annoying aspect of monitor makers blurring the distinction between monitors and TVs that I hit with my Samsung S9 5K is that my Samsung TV remote can turn the monitor on/off and the monitor remote can turn the TV on/off. Did it not occur to Samsung that people might have their computer in the same room as their television?
- mihaaly 2y agoI don't know, I am still processing the 'remote for a monitor' idea. Sounds like the 'remote for a car stereo' kind of thing. Is this for people with short arms perhaps?
- tzs 2y agoThe remote actually makes some sense. It has a button/joystick-thingy control on the back than can bring up a settings menu and navigate it but it is a pain to reach. Leaning forward enough to reach under to it brings my face too close. Edge controls would be easier to reach. Side edge controls can be a problem because people often want to have things right beside their monitor, such as another monitor. Bottom edge might be reasonable. For people with bigger monitors than mine (mine is 27") their arms might actually be too short to reach bottom edge buttons comfortably, assuming they sit farther back from the screen than I do from mine. Anyway, the remote can be faster than buttons would be because it allows for voice commands. If I want to set the brightness to say 6 I just pick up the remote, hold down the mic button, and say "brightness 6". That's faster than navigating to the picture settings menu and adjusting the brightness there.
- hakfoo 2y agoI think I saw a CRT with a little credit-card remote to make geometry changes. There used to be desks where the monitor was sunk in somewhat in and maybe the knobs were unreachable.
- throw4950sh06 2y agoAh, the classic corner desk, the only way to not have your head permanently fixed to left/right side.
- fortran77 2y agoMany of the responses to the post on X don't seem to realize that the _monitor_ is putting up this message, and they're blaming "windows"
- talldayo 2y agoHN will really say anything except "We should regulate common-sense bad behavior" huh?
- jiggawatts 2y agoI don’t know why everyone here thinks it is unconscionable for a hardware vendor to block user access to content with a pop up, when this is standard practice in the entire software industry.[1][2] I’ve had Microsoft Teams interrupt my presentation to a CEO to force me to click through some stupid dialog that a self-important developer put in there at the direction of an an even more self-absorbed manager. “STOP TALKING NOW! You are nothing! Only our imagined legal risks matter! Click here to accept. DO THIS NOW.” It didn’t exactly say that, but it may as well have. That was the meaning. [1] https://how-i-experience-web-today.com/ https://how-i-experience-web-today.com/ [2] Command line tools used in unattended workflows will hang, waiting for EULA acceptance from a human who isn’t there: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5151034/psexec-gets-stuck-on-licence-prompt-when-running-non-interactively https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5151034/psexec-gets-stuc...
- doright 2y agoNew video game idea: In the 21st century, with increases in computational and networking power it is now inevitable that any device with a screen attached can be reconfigured to show ads. You fulfill this inevitability by hooking up your portable advertisement control computer to every car infotainment system, smartwatch, and Adafruit 16x16 RGB LED matrix in sight. Bonus points (your salary) for stealth interstitial insertion.
- Buttons840 2y agoPlayer controls a character that runs around putting ads on every screen and empty surface, gameplay is periodically interrupted by satirical EULA updates.
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- fmajid 2y agoI knew most Smart TVs do these shenanigans, but computer monitors?
- vax425 2y agoIn Soviet Russia, monitor monitors YOU. Bwah hah hah!
- mensetmanusman 2y agoIf it gets bad enough Apple will sell monitors at this price point.
- fedup3 2y agoIf only we had some mechanism to force companies to stop doing things like this, instead of trying to invent economic dead-ends like Lego-style monitor assembly kits or Amazon-flavored voting systems.
- notfed 2y agoInterestingly, the wording of this title painted a VERY different image in my head. Consider the difference between these two: 1. "Love being interrupted..." 2. "I love being interrupted..."
- ankurdhama 2y agoPlease follow a simple rule: Don't buy a device that has the word "smart" in its name or description.
- beefnugs 2y agoI don't get how we have the most connected technology that ever existed, but we dont have proper tools to stick it to these terrible practices? Obviously , en-masse we need to be buying these things, opening them, losing the manuals and packaging, and returning them explaining very clearly how there is unwanted shit in the firmware that was not made clear upfront before purchase. Each of us doing it over and over at every store we have access to.
- austinjp 2y agoTo those here who suggest buying a typical 'smart' TV and disconnecting it from the internet, there are a few issues. As some have pointed out, TV manufacturers will catch up with this and eventually make it harder. Embedded 5G, voiding warranty if you don't accept ads, etc. Buying 'smart' TVs also sends a signal to the manufacturers that this is what people want (as some here have suggested). It perpetuates the delusion that ad-ridden TVs are acceptable. Vote with your wallet and buy something else. It's also somewhat profligate to buy hardware and deliberately disable it (although I entirely understand the motivation and hacker ethos). That hardware represents sunk resources. Buying it to ignore it leaves a bad taste for me. Electronics manufacturers are ecological bad news, in general. I'd rather not contribute to unnecessary manufacturing if I can avoid it. Regarding quality of image, I kinda suspect that the necessity for ultra-high def TV has been over-sold. Sure, for gaming, home cinema, etc it might be a real concern for some. For me, I've got a genuinely dumb TV and nobody has ever commented on the image quality for TV or movies or gaming (Switch). But maybe this is one area where the visual equivalent of audiophiles will never be dissuaded :)
- account42 2y ago> Vote with your wallet and buy something else. Which unfortunately means not buying a high end TV at all because there are none without "smart features". > Regarding quality of image, I kinda suspect that the necessity for ultra-high def TV has been over-sold. Sure, for gaming, home cinema, etc it might be a real concern for some. For me, I've got a genuinely dumb TV and nobody has ever commented on the image quality for TV or movies or gaming (Switch). Most likely people are just being polite - kind of a dick move for a guest to diss your TV. > But maybe this is one area where the visual equivalent of audiophiles will never be dissuaded :) Size, resolution (up to 4K at least), true blacks from emissive display technologies and real HDR are all things immediately noticeable to the average user. Color space and bit depth are also very real improvements. This is very far from audiophile territory.
- ouraf 2y agoAre monitors so unprofitable you need to add this like of garbage onto it?