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I already have a "smart tv", what does this give me that I dont already have?

• tjbiddle 13y ago
  I'm sure you aren't their target market. Personally I went for a bare bones TV because I have so many peripheral devices it made sense to keep using those. Also - Can you stream games and other random apps to your TV? I would assume this would let you in the feature with supported apps.
  • wnevets 13y ago
    I'm sure you're correct about not being their target. I think there are already android apps that let you stream stuff to your tv via wifi, I could be thinking about something else. If you already have netflix, is this device basically half off?
    • tjbiddle 13y ago
      Sounds like it - Netflix is what, $10/mo? Pulling that off the top of my head. After tax it was ~$42 with basic shipping - so more than half off it sounds like :-)
• adfm 13y ago
  I've got a "smart TV" and can tell you that the UI they provide is crappy, slooooooooow, glitchy, and hard to navigate, even with the tinsy (yet clever) remote they provided (yes, Vizio, I'm talking to you). However, if you want to get an idea of how this device will operate, try pairing your phone to the YouTube app. Amazing? Yep. So much more useable than a silly remote. Plus, you'll likely be able to watch whatever service makes an app. Boom!
• mayanksinghal 13y ago
  For me, it is the ability to control the TV from my cellphone, tab or mac without dealing with the terrible keyboards on the smart TV remotes (PS3 input is only slightly better).