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> I wish there was some regulation that would force TVs to have a "dumb" mode. Some manufacturers have "business" lines, for things like kiosks and in-store di
by throw0101d 26d ago
> I wish there was some regulation that would force TVs to have a "dumb" mode.
Some manufacturers have "business" lines, for things like kiosks and in-store displays, e.g.:
* https://www.samsung.com/us/business/commercial-tvs/all-commercial-tvs/ https://www.samsung.com/us/business/commercial-tvs/all-comme...
* https://www.samsung.com/ca/business/smart-signage/ https://www.samsung.com/ca/business/smart-signage/
- philistine 26d agoDo not use a display made for commercial kiosk use as a tv. They have terrible response times, brightness levels meant to be seen under sunlight, not for the fine differences of movies.
- mitxela 25d agoSome people have reported using them with success.
- philistine 25d agoThose people need better glasses.
- account42 25d agoDo you have actual benchmarks for that? Bad TV response times usually come for unnecessary signal processing meant to make lower resolution / low frame-rate video look "better" and I don't see why that would be more common rather than less so with commercial displays.