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hunter

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11. Our television itself isn't connected to the internet, an antenna, cable box, or anything else.

Fri Jul 7, 2023, 05:32 PM

Jul 2023

All it sees is HDMI-1. That never changes.

There's nothing in the television itself to go obsolete. It's just a not-smart television monitor with one input. We don't use the remote control it came with because most of those buttons are useless to us.

HDMI-1 can be anything we choose through the external switch.

It might be an Amazon Fire Stick, Chromecast dongle, Roku, DVD player, VCR, a laptop... no limits.

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New TV shopping? [View all] BlueKota Jul 2023 OP

We have LG OLED. intheozone Jul 2023 #1

Thank you! BlueKota Jul 2023 #3

Amazon Prime days is gonna have a 43 inch fire tV for under a 100 bucks. gibraltar72 Jul 2023 #2

Thank you! BlueKota Jul 2023 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author moonscape Jul 2023 #12

are tv's available that have none of that internet garbage and spying? ya know, just a TV nt msongs Jul 2023 #5

This is what I want to know. I have to replace one soon. Scrivener7 Jul 2023 #7

I just googled tv's that aren't "smart" tvs BlueKota Jul 2023 #8

good to know msongs Jul 2023 #10

I got a large Sony smart TV a moonscape Jul 2023 #13

I bought a 50" LED for my living room and am fine with it. I looked at the OLED. Lochloosa Jul 2023 #6

I think I will stick with the LED as well. BlueKota Jul 2023 #9

Our television itself isn't connected to the internet, an antenna, cable box, or anything else. hunter Jul 2023 #11