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Good dumb TV for my living room media center?
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this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2023
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I recall that the first-gen TVs with integrated Amazon Fire TV had the baseband chip directly on the mainboard like other SMPs. I also do not recall any service that would connect to open networks.
However, that's a single datapoint from sketchy memory of something I worked on over six years ago.