Re: Poor performance killed connected tvs -

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sparc join:2006-05-06	reply to cdru Re: Poor performance killed connected tvs all i was trying to indicate was that the bar was set terribly low from existing manufacturers. Anyone could come in and do better than the existing manufacturers. That's how badly they've botched things. You way overstated my Apple comment as they will barely have to do anything to make a better experience than what's out there now.
sparc join:2006-05-06	to forum · permalink · 2012-02-21 17:05:43 ·
jp10558 Premium join:2005-06-24 Willseyville, NY	Botched connected TV maybe, but as a TV they work fine and are pretty understandable to all tech level users. Someone might take over the connected tv market, but I doubt it - it's an odd market niche as it is. Anyone who wants features pretty much wants a box they can change out more often than the TV as the features are changing pretty fast. I.e for a while Netflix was fine for video, but now there's hulu, amazon, maybe new ones around the corner. USB playback of avi was ok at one time, now you might want mkv ... And on and on. -- Opera 11.1; Windows XP Pro SP3;Intel C2Q6600; 3GB DDR2 1066; 1M/128k DSL; Comodo Internet Security 5.3;Proxomitron 4.5j Sidki 2009-06-06,GPG ID:0x0A1C6EE3
jp10558 Premium join:2005-06-24 Willseyville, NY	to forum · permalink · 2012-02-22 10:43:19 ·

50% of Connected TVs Aren't Connected > Poor performance killed connected tvs