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minus-squareqyronlinkfedilinkarrow-up1arrow-down1·2 days agoIn no place in the world having internet is mandatory. That reasoning, although credible considering the world we are experiencing, makes no sense. I still find plenty of non-smart TVs in the market. Not name brand and all below the 40 inch mark but fine enough for watching a show. What else do we need?
In no place in the world having internet is mandatory. That reasoning, although credible considering the world we are experiencing, makes no sense.
I still find plenty of non-smart TVs in the market. Not name brand and all below the 40 inch mark but fine enough for watching a show.
What else do we need?