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Michał "rysiek" Woźniak · 🇺🇦

Me:

> I am a very happy user of an old ENOX 42" TV, very much not-"smart".
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> I am looking to replace it. Was hoping I would find some non-"smart" options from a manufacturer whose similar product I own and am happy with.

ENOX:

> It is not smart to go for a non-smart TV anymore 😊

Well, calling your customers dumb is certain *a* strategy, not sure if it's a good one. 🤷‍♀️

Walter van Holst

@rysiek Am considering to splurge on a very large monitor in lieu of available non-smart tvs on the market...

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Adam Dalliance

@rysiek @whvholst Yeah, I haven't owned a "TV" in years. Dumb monitors and projectors plugged into computers and if you really must have actual TV-signals then set-top-box.

No need for TVs at all any more. Especially "smart" ones.

Add an Air-mouse for the win.

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viq

@rysiek @whvholst I've seen people discuss "digital signage" in that context

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dzm 🇺🇦 🤍❤️🤍

@whvholst @rysiek there is such thing as "digital signage displays" — huge screens, with high max brightness level, rated for (tens?) of thousands of hours, with the smartest feature being an HDMI port. Main downside, though, is the price, to the tune of 3-5-10x the price of a consumer screen of comparable size.

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