Price Per Square Inch for TVs by size
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Righteous!
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LG and Samsung have been caught uploading screenshots of your HDMI inputs too, so it's not like it's any better
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As long as the TV doesn't have internet access, it can't do much with it
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source? from what I can find this is not proven, only hypothesized with hdmi inputs specifically.
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which you can opt out from.
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You could also move the TV closer to the sofa.
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How many square inches does that get me?
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Most people do.
Mine's just old enough to not have ads but new enough to have apps for plex and other services I use. Next one is going to be disconnected and have some flashable Android box connected to it. Or even just Apple TV as that's still better than most native UIs.
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You bastard, You made me try calculating it!
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Informative post, thanks. I think a boxplot would have worked better here.
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Mine supports none, so I also don't have to worry about it.
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yeah you'd have to get a rear projection DLP to get a bargain at that screen size back then. around 2010 i picked up a 73" DLP for less than a grand at costco, but i used some lucky discounts, or it would've been 1100 or so on sale.
most people don’t like those bulky TVs though, even back then. or even have room for them.
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Apparently 75" is the sweet spot right now.
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I followed a roughly similar process but the flow was more like, "Here's a 65-inch TV on sale, let's bump up our 48."
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Same thing for 100 inch models now. Maybe it'll flatten out in a few years.
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I don't, I'm not sure if I'm in the minority. I just plug in my laptop or cast my phone (jellyfin or any other misc streaming service).
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Are you hard?! We're talking about TV sizes, right?
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... Yeah ofc, right. Right?
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My SO wants a bigger screen, and I was thinking of a 65", but maybe I'll consider a 75" instead since it seems like a sweet spot for value.
I've also debated getting a projector. It's in a basement, so I can get a blackout curtain for daytime use.
