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Yes, I used to feel the same. Until I did some research and found out there is no need to go to this extreme --- at least not yet. It is possible to buy a "sm
by jqpabc123 2y ago
Yes, I used to feel the same.
Until I did some research and found out there is no need to go to this extreme --- at least not yet.
It is possible to buy a "smart" TV at a price subsidized by the privacy of "dumb" users and still run it in a "dumb" display mode.
With the TV I just bought, this is called "store" mode. I use it as a big, dumb 4K display connected to "smarts" that I can control.
- parineum 2y agoStore mode often means maximum brightness and super saturated colors to "pop" under florescent lights and sitting right next to other displays.
- jqpabc123 2y agoYes. A big difference between a "budget" TV and more expensive is brightness and saturation controls are often purposely limited in "budget" models. So with a "budget" TV, full brightness actually looks more like "normal" on your neighbor's $$ model.