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DownTheShore Pray for Ukraine Premium Member join:2003-12-02 Beautiful NJ 1 recommendation	DownTheShore to antdude Premium Member 2014-Jun-8 11:20 pm to antdude Re: Red Button Flaw Exposes Major Vulnerability In Millions of Smart TVs Interesting report, thanks. Looks like I'll be keeping my CRT TV as long as I can.
	actions · 2014-Jun-8 11:20 pm ·
dave Premium Member join:2000-05-04 not in ohio 2 recommendations	dave Premium Member 2014-Jun-9 7:37 am LCD TV != smart TV
	actions · 2014-Jun-9 7:37 am ·

NormanS I gave her time to steal my mind away MVM join:2001-02-14 San Jose, CA TP-Link TD-8616 Asus RT-AC66U B1 Netgear FR114P 2 recommendations	NormanS to DownTheShore MVM 2014-Jun-9 10:09 am to DownTheShore said by DownTheShore: Looks like I'll be keeping my CRT TV as long as I can. My LCD flat screen Sony Bravia is as stupid as any CRT TV.
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TheTechGuru join:2004-03-25 TEXAS 1 recommendation	TheTechGuru to dave Member 2014-Jun-10 10:20 pm to dave said by dave: LCD TV != smart TV Yes, and also just because one has a SmartTV does not mean they have the network connection enabled.
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Mele20 Premium Member join:2001-06-05 Hilo, HI	Mele20 Premium Member 2014-Jun-10 11:59 pm said by TheTechGuru: Yes, and also just because one has a SmartTV does not mean they have the network connection enabled. It does with some brands. We had a thread about it here not too long ago.
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Timmn join:2000-04-23 Tinley Park, IL 1 recommendation	Timmn to dave Member 2014-Jun-12 6:13 pm to dave said by dave: LCD TV != smart TV Not necessarily, I have a Hannspree LCD TV and it's essentially a monitor with a tuner. It's as dumb as a rock.
	actions · 2014-Jun-12 6:13 pm ·

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