I love that this video exists. Many other TH-cam channels are focusing on the large blow-your-mind stuff at CES. I appreciate that someone is highlighting the "small" guy making good/great products.
Smaller screens cant be marked up for a huge margin. You can mark up tablets, laptops, etc. But just displays that will hook into whatever you want and have radio and a digital tv tuner built in? Not easy to charge obscene prices for Thank you Supersonic for tackling that part of the market.
Big thumbs up for talking about small TV's. I live in an apartment built in 1980 so not designed for today entertainment center focus on audio and video. So a 32" TV is about as big as I could fit in the limit space the apartment is designed for in the living room. I can see on the wall in the bedroom where previous tenants had a large TV in there, but kind of a small room for a big TV. Also looking at small TV most don't have the features of the BIG TV's. I think I'm probably going just get a big monitor for my computer and use it as my TV as well.
living in earthquake country, i have a 9" atsc TV in my emergency kit. when the net goes down, your devices wont work. with am/fm terrestrial radio, and OTA atsc, you can still get content. and it works great in the car.
Actually, the most major problem with portable TVs in the modern day is the fact that over-the-air signals broadcast in ATSC digital which is far more dependent on having a strong and steady signal to stay locked on to and keep providing a clear and uninterrupted TV signal. Even the slightest movement of an antenna will affect the clarity of an ATSC signal and could interrupt the channel of cause it to drop out. There is also the issue than an ATSC signal must be strong enough as well to even be able to lock on to in the first place.
I just want to point out that you don't see non smart appliances either and they are the most commonly bought. You are at an electronics expo, not an electronics shop...
Damn it’s crazy I remember growing up we had a 27” CRT in the family room and that was considered big. As a kid I was in awe of the 32” and 36” screens that we were never able to afford. 13” screens were cheap and ubiquitous.
I think one of the main reasons that this product category has now become redundant is the advent of TV networks streaming their channels live on the internet. So effectively, you can watch TV on your smartphone.
I had a 38" TV that I was perfectly happy with, but then my brother gave me his "old" 52" TV and I gave the "smaller" TV to my sister (her old TV was really old and not working well anymore). I still have the 21" TV my wife bought for our bedroom, our first flatscreen TV. That one is really big enough for most purposes. This TV in the living room is great for movies, but it already feels a lot like one of those "conversation walls" from Fahrenheit 451. A lot of times, I do watch TV on my phone or computer because I really don't need a big screen for what I'm doing. Kudos to SuperSonic for offering products more along the lines of what I'm looking for. This reminds me of the complaints about the iMac because the 24" display "isn't big enough." Yeah, it is, for most purposes.
This is great! I think it's such a good question to have asked, judging by all the company responses. But I do think, anything smaller than 32" isn't likely useful to anyone in a household context. And 32" is still well-loved, because all the Samsung Frames still come in that size.
There is nowhere in my lounge to fit a 32" TV (the chimney breast gets in the way), so we have a smaller one (I think it's 27"). The TV we have is useful in a household context.
You can use a monitor. TV tuners does not matter, when you can use a cable box or a streaming device. But they just don't have speakers. But a sound bar can fix that. Some people need a small TV, like a 32 inch. They can be in a college dorm, in a small, they have a small apartment, small bedroom, RV. There many reason why people may want a smaller TV.
I have spots where I needed a smaller TV and this is exactly what I did, monitor, AppleTV and Sound Bar, The only minor annoyance is the monitor is not remote controlled.
Not to mention personal tastes and decor. Some people want a TV but don't want it to consume and dominate the living room. TVs aren't pretty, and while there have been attempts to fix that, like the Frame line, or rollable TVs they're not really ideal solutions.
Holding out for a new 42incher from Sony later this year. I agree, too much emphasis on larger screens . The reality is all these innovations in TV tech are best suited for larger screens. The TV manufacturers feel the technology would be wasted on smaller screens.
LCD fabs are being upgraded / replaced with newer and newer generations that allow for larger motherglass, which allows for larger TV panels to be sliced up. As consumer demands grow for larger TVs, there's just not enough demand to waste cutting lots of small panels. So... "Why?" follow the money. and the money isn't in small TVs. That SuperSonic brand is... oof. All rebadged noname junk. Like you mentioned too.. Tablets have pretty much replaced the "small kitchen tv", sure they don't have a tuner, but how many are still needing a tuner?! Most just stream stuff, YT, etc. And those tablets will have way better screens and processors/UIs than those junk small old tvs.
The HiSense guy hit the nail on the head. The cost to price ratio doesn't make sense for the big manufacturers to sell screens lower than 32 inches in size. There's just not enough money in it. They're happy to leave it up to the niche players.
Small TVs have a place but ignoring "Smart" monitors to say that market isn't being served..idk Also please explain to me why those "beach TVs" are better than a tablet or iPad (far superior screens, battery life and connectivity)
I love my 32'' The Frame, even if it doesn't have Dolby Vision nor I can use it with HomeKit because, well, Samsung. Smaller sizes matter! That also goes for my iPhone 13 mini, keep small sizes everywhere!
My family have a nook in our living room that we really like having the TV in. But the last two refresh cycles have been really difficult, because we want a futureproofed TV that'll last but the area can only physically fit a 45" TV max. Sure we could mount a TV and have it fill the wall and go bananas, but sticking to the space constraint it was really hard this past year to pick a good TV with proper HDMI specs, 4K & HDR. Just about made it work this time, but it's going to be very difficult next time around. Glad to see promotion of different sizes for different spaces.
We literally have a hole in the wall designed into the home for tvs in our living room. We've kept our 2009 Magnavox TV because I couldn't find any that would fit in that crevice. Plus, it works so why upgrade?
In 2010, I went out for a 55" TV. The one I wanted wasn't in stock and I was talked into getting a 52" LED Sony Bravia. I still use this TV but regretted not getting the 55". A few years ago, I looked into a 65 or 70" TV but the only reasons why I haven't gotten a new one is because it won't fit in my vehicle, and I don't want everyone going down the road to see the store deliver one to me.
Nah, next tv im getting will be something small w/o reflection, i got a 55 that its pretty nice but hurt my sight on the long term, and its troublesome to move for cleaning etc
Imao large TVs look so silly in people’s homes. There’s nothing interesting about them to me and I think they bring down the design and comfort of a room. That’s just me though.
I feel like 65" is a maximum size before they start feeling ridiculous Unless someone's rich enough to have their own sick theater But I feel like 43" is where 50% of people will reach their max reasonable size
I was wondering why you couldn’t find reviews of anything smaller than 32 in places like consumer reports or wirecutter anymore. In some cases, even 24 inch is too much for some spaces.
I am using Google Nest with a 5" screen at the kitchen to watch news or TH-cam videos during the meal, and I don't need a 32" screen for that :) But Google Nest has only Wi-Fi, technically it's not a TV anymore.
I bought a small 43" tv my only options were philips and sony. I bought a philips in the end. They were the only companies to make a good tv in that size.
I would like a small TV to accompany my computer area. Sit down at my desk and just power on a TV or device its hooked to, with sound. Built in digital TV tuner and radio would actually be nice. Or when using a gaming device runa capture card passthrough to the TV but capture on the computer to stream to friends (and mix the audio into the computer headphones)
The only place in my house for a TV means it’s limited to a maximum of 35” I can’t find a 4K 120hz HDR TV with 4 HDMI 2.1 ports for less that 40 inches - infuriating
I'm running into this same problem trying to replace a TV in the kitchen. The space can fit a 24" TV, though 27" might be possible if I change out the wall mount. I bought a pricy LG and the picture didn't look as good as the 12 year old TV it was replacing. I'm finding not many options on the market and stores pretty much laugh at me when I ask to see some on display. I might have to settle on a Monitor but with a remote control for audio it gets more complicated again.
I still got a nice 42 inch non smart tv from sharp its not a bad tv its great for what I want to use it for like watching movies or playing games on. I really think that over 70 inch is really too big for me. Usually around 50-60 is the sweet spot for me.
You don’t Need a big tv when you‘re Not sitting far away. Big tvs Are overrated and they‘re a Statussymbol. I have a Laptop that Runs dvd and a tv with 98 cm Screen. And sometimes I Go to Cinema.
I want small TV / monitor. I mean my home is small, my room smaller, my wallet even more. If I can buy the same price: I will choose smaller TV with more high end features. Unfortunatelly there are none small TV with better features than large TV at the same price :(. Their technical reason is wafer getting large and large with each gen TV, so smallest cut on latest gen wafer is like 32". So they cannot do smaller than that? But I like smaller TV.
I have forniture that was made back at the end of CRT era, and it's kind of sad that I can fit only a 40" at best (37" would fit better, but they are disappeared) but at that size it's difficult to find something a little more premium...
When I moved out to my first apartment, 28" was as big as they got, however I didn't have the money for one, so I had to settle for a 26", today I am sitting closer to my 42" TV and people are saying it is too small? My parents have a smaller livingroom then me and just uppgraded from their 65" TV to a 75" What I really need now is a 14" thin and light TV for my camper, but I guess I have to get a tablet and a USB tuner
mini projectors are great but the usecases for a little tv usually dont leave room for a projection surface. Or atleast, it becomes less convenient. Though thats still a good point, projectors are rad.
I mostly watch streaming video so I don't need a TV with a tuner and speakers. I watch on any monitor that I can send the output from my tablet, computer or phone to wirelessly, or connect a Roku or Apple TV to, and listen on wireless headphones. My iPad held near my face also gives me a large screen to watch. I do have a Bluray player still for Blurays and DVDs. I can get them free from the library.
"Let's say I want to watch a TV right here, right now. What do you have for me?" That's something you can't even do your your iPhone! And it's 4K! And it's free!! So where are the products?
Tablet and a stand... no idea why I'd want another TV for such use cases as it's not portable to the same degree either way. I move my tablet/stand pair around in the kitchen while cooking - first at the sink, then mise en place, then finally at the stove. Anyway maybe it's different in the states but at least in Europe most cable providers have well, a cable. Their portability is massively diminished due to this. Some of the solutions in the video are pretty damn cool... but far from the portable dream I already have with my tablet (which almost certainly unlike these solutions actually has an app from my cable provider).
You know, I like TVs at arround 40"-55" I think that is good enough for everything :) But if you have a smaller room where you just want a TV you can just get a 32" one :),
If your definition of a TV is a screen with a tuner, then buy the tuner separately. Otherwise just use what we have, phones, tablets and laptops that do all that and more. Do people even watch broadcast TV anymore? I know I don't. I can't even get a decent signal.
I have a portable LCD TV, Its got an ATSC tuner built in, But the issues with portable TVs is the reception, When you are outside and try to watch certain channels, You might be at an area with poor reception, So you may or may not get the signal coming through.
Also everyone commenting with Tablets or Laptops (or even worse VR) they aren’t really ment to be shared or to stand somewhere where your "old" previous generation 32 inch tv stood
These commentators want TV s but are themselves cord cutters or don't even use physical blue ray movies. Its like lets make a video of things we have nostalgia for but will never use it . When will they even watch tv on a bus!?
Why spend $ on another small screen. they are laying around everywere already. no they are not the same as a classic tv but neather are the big tvs. my grandma still has a small one in her kitchen and even they dont use it anymore they will watch content on there phone, tablet, laptop. This is like asking where are all the digital cameras and saying that the one on your phone isnt the same. its not the same as the 5000$ professional variaty but it does the job that the mass produced digital camera did. so in short small classic style tvs are obsolete and the ones they do still have are niche and are never going to sell as good as they used to. Is this not obvious? the existence of this vidio confuses me.
A 40" TV is the perfect size for my living room but only 43" now available. BUT 32" is the IDEAL kitchen size TV but there are hardly any 32" decent display quality TVs released, just cheap brand ones. More 32" TVs need to be released.
I love that this video exists. Many other TH-cam channels are focusing on the large blow-your-mind stuff at CES. I appreciate that someone is highlighting the "small" guy making good/great products.
Smaller screens cant be marked up for a huge margin.
You can mark up tablets, laptops, etc. But just displays that will hook into whatever you want and have radio and a digital tv tuner built in? Not easy to charge obscene prices for Thank you Supersonic for tackling that part of the market.
Big thumbs up for talking about small TV's. I live in an apartment built in 1980 so not designed for today entertainment center focus on audio and video. So a 32" TV is about as big as I could fit in the limit space the apartment is designed for in the living room. I can see on the wall in the bedroom where previous tenants had a large TV in there, but kind of a small room for a big TV. Also looking at small TV most don't have the features of the BIG TV's. I think I'm probably going just get a big monitor for my computer and use it as my TV as well.
I want to see the data behind "they regret not getting the size up"! lol, what a great marketing line.
living in earthquake country, i have a 9" atsc TV in my emergency kit. when the net goes down, your devices wont work. with am/fm terrestrial radio, and OTA atsc, you can still get content. and it works great in the car.
Actually, the most major problem with portable TVs in the modern day is the fact that over-the-air signals broadcast in ATSC digital which is far more dependent on having a strong and steady signal to stay locked on to and keep providing a clear and uninterrupted TV signal. Even the slightest movement of an antenna will affect the clarity of an ATSC signal and could interrupt the channel of cause it to drop out. There is also the issue than an ATSC signal must be strong enough as well to even be able to lock on to in the first place.
Basically mobile internet is serving as a kind of replacement for the ATSC. I’m not saying that’s a good thing
SUPERSONIC HOLDIN DOWN THE FORT
THANK YOU
I just want to point out that you don't see non smart appliances either and they are the most commonly bought. You are at an electronics expo, not an electronics shop...
Damn it’s crazy I remember growing up we had a 27” CRT in the family room and that was considered big. As a kid I was in awe of the 32” and 36” screens that we were never able to afford. 13” screens were cheap and ubiquitous.
I mean it was like 2-3x as much material as a 65" tv so yeah it was massive.
When you think about it, our smartphones and tablets have become our portable TVs. Great video and Happy New Year everyone.
Wow. I did not think about that at all. Who knew that one can get such profound wisdom in a YT comment?
Samsung Galaxy View was basically a 18" tablet with Smart TV interface.
Manufacturing costs and margins are better with larger TVs. Why get a 42in when you can get a 55in for $50 dollars more.
I never thought about it like that
Because i don't have a big living room
Because apartments are getting smaller and smaller
I think one of the main reasons that this product category has now become redundant is the advent of TV networks streaming their channels live on the internet. So effectively, you can watch TV on your smartphone.
I had a 38" TV that I was perfectly happy with, but then my brother gave me his "old" 52" TV and I gave the "smaller" TV to my sister (her old TV was really old and not working well anymore).
I still have the 21" TV my wife bought for our bedroom, our first flatscreen TV. That one is really big enough for most purposes.
This TV in the living room is great for movies, but it already feels a lot like one of those "conversation walls" from Fahrenheit 451.
A lot of times, I do watch TV on my phone or computer because I really don't need a big screen for what I'm doing.
Kudos to SuperSonic for offering products more along the lines of what I'm looking for.
This reminds me of the complaints about the iMac because the 24" display "isn't big enough." Yeah, it is, for most purposes.
This is great! I think it's such a good question to have asked, judging by all the company responses. But I do think, anything smaller than 32" isn't likely useful to anyone in a household context. And 32" is still well-loved, because all the Samsung Frames still come in that size.
There is nowhere in my lounge to fit a 32" TV (the chimney breast gets in the way), so we have a smaller one (I think it's 27"). The TV we have is useful in a household context.
You can use a monitor. TV tuners does not matter, when you can use a cable box or a streaming device. But they just don't have speakers. But a sound bar can fix that.
Some people need a small TV, like a 32 inch. They can be in a college dorm, in a small, they have a small apartment, small bedroom, RV. There many reason why people may want a smaller TV.
I have spots where I needed a smaller TV and this is exactly what I did, monitor, AppleTV and Sound Bar, The only minor annoyance is the monitor is not remote controlled.
Not to mention personal tastes and decor. Some people want a TV but don't want it to consume and dominate the living room. TVs aren't pretty, and while there have been attempts to fix that, like the Frame line, or rollable TVs they're not really ideal solutions.
I second this. I have a 32 in HDTV in my living room, and because of how small my house is, it's all I need.
You can get monitors with builtin speakers but they lack a remote for volume control and input selection. So almost there but not quite...
@@soginvl Yes but those speakers are terrible. An inexpensive soundbar solved this for me.
This is perfect
Our house isn’t so big. I would love a 40” 120hz tv for gaming.
This video: "I'm not talking about phones, laptops, or monitors."
half of the comments section: "Well what about a phone, or a laptop, or a monitor?"
Holding out for a new 42incher from Sony later this year. I agree, too much emphasis on larger screens . The reality is all these innovations in TV tech are best suited for larger screens. The TV manufacturers feel the technology would be wasted on smaller screens.
They are selling cinema, not TV.
LCD fabs are being upgraded / replaced with newer and newer generations that allow for larger motherglass, which allows for larger TV panels to be sliced up. As consumer demands grow for larger TVs, there's just not enough demand to waste cutting lots of small panels. So... "Why?" follow the money. and the money isn't in small TVs. That SuperSonic brand is... oof. All rebadged noname junk. Like you mentioned too.. Tablets have pretty much replaced the "small kitchen tv", sure they don't have a tuner, but how many are still needing a tuner?! Most just stream stuff, YT, etc. And those tablets will have way better screens and processors/UIs than those junk small old tvs.
The HiSense guy hit the nail on the head. The cost to price ratio doesn't make sense for the big manufacturers to sell screens lower than 32 inches in size. There's just not enough money in it. They're happy to leave it up to the niche players.
32 and 42 inch screens are the perfect size for bedrooms, especially in Europe where bigger would just not work. And let's not forget students. 😢
It's called a laptop
or a mobile phone 🙂
Then a laptop is called a tablet.
I can tell you didn't watch the video 😅
None of y’all actually watched the video lmao
Maybe the question is, where are the remotes for computers and tablets?
It's the tuners! They are expensive and less and less people use them for OTA - much less for cable (because every TV needs a cable box)
Small TVs have a place but ignoring "Smart" monitors to say that market isn't being served..idk
Also please explain to me why those "beach TVs" are better than a tablet or iPad (far superior screens, battery life and connectivity)
Tiny homes are on the rise, sk there's hope for small ones
I love my 32'' The Frame, even if it doesn't have Dolby Vision nor I can use it with HomeKit because, well, Samsung. Smaller sizes matter! That also goes for my iPhone 13 mini, keep small sizes everywhere!
I’m an early adopter of Virtual Reality so my tv can be any size I want. Im watching this in a full size movie theater right now.
Minus the tuner, Samsung is making small "TVs" but they're marketed as smart monitors.
Super Satisfying with Giant Smart Tv!!! ❤😍❤
My family have a nook in our living room that we really like having the TV in. But the last two refresh cycles have been really difficult, because we want a futureproofed TV that'll last but the area can only physically fit a 45" TV max. Sure we could mount a TV and have it fill the wall and go bananas, but sticking to the space constraint it was really hard this past year to pick a good TV with proper HDMI specs, 4K & HDR. Just about made it work this time, but it's going to be very difficult next time around. Glad to see promotion of different sizes for different spaces.
We literally have a hole in the wall designed into the home for tvs in our living room. We've kept our 2009 Magnavox TV because I couldn't find any that would fit in that crevice. Plus, it works so why upgrade?
In 2010, I went out for a 55" TV. The one I wanted wasn't in stock and I was talked into getting a 52" LED Sony Bravia. I still use this TV but regretted not getting the 55".
A few years ago, I looked into a 65 or 70" TV but the only reasons why I haven't gotten a new one is because it won't fit in my vehicle, and I don't want everyone going down the road to see the store deliver one to me.
Love how you threw in a few pics of Angela Merkel to show old fashioned stuff
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"We're all just tiny bugs, flying towards the brightest, biggest, cheapest light"
-Becca
Nah, next tv im getting will be something small w/o reflection, i got a 55 that its pretty nice but hurt my sight on the long term, and its troublesome to move for cleaning etc
This video propels me to search for videos about 1. supersonic TVs, 2. TCL 115 inch TV
Imao large TVs look so silly in people’s homes. There’s nothing interesting about them to me and I think they bring down the design and comfort of a room. That’s just me though.
I feel like 65" is a maximum size before they start feeling ridiculous
Unless someone's rich enough to have their own sick theater
But I feel like 43" is where 50% of people will reach their max reasonable size
I mean for the kitchen I have the google hub max. I can stream to it and do way more
My question is where are all the CRT’s???
Retro gamers have picked them up.
well thats why im saying where are the new ones?!
I`ll have a do it all VR headset instead please
Tablets killed it
I saw the thumbnail from a distance and thought it was Michael Fischer, Mr Mobile
I was wondering why you couldn’t find reviews of anything smaller than 32 in places like consumer reports or wirecutter anymore. In some cases, even 24 inch is too much for some spaces.
i prefer small tv's
A lot of monitors have speakers built in and a fireStick is like $35. Also people who hate big TVs already own a projector
I bought a “small” TV a few years back and paid about as much as I would have for a TV twice the size of
I am using Google Nest with a 5" screen at the kitchen to watch news or TH-cam videos during the meal, and I don't need a 32" screen for that :) But Google Nest has only Wi-Fi, technically it's not a TV anymore.
the best ces video
I bought a small 43" tv my only options were philips and sony. I bought a philips in the end. They were the only companies to make a good tv in that size.
This wasn’t recorded on a smartphone 😂😂 but I love this video. I want 32 inch 8k tv😭
I would like a small TV to accompany my computer area.
Sit down at my desk and just power on a TV or device its hooked to, with sound. Built in digital TV tuner and radio would actually be nice.
Or when using a gaming device runa capture card passthrough to the TV but capture on the computer to stream to friends (and mix the audio into the computer headphones)
I love Becca's storytelling. She's the only best one left in the Verge after Dieter left
The only place in my house for a TV means it’s limited to a maximum of 35”
I can’t find a 4K 120hz HDR TV with 4 HDMI 2.1 ports for less that 40 inches - infuriating
i saw a guy watching youtube on his smart watch…
Loving seeing more from becca!
I'm running into this same problem trying to replace a TV in the kitchen. The space can fit a 24" TV, though 27" might be possible if I change out the wall mount. I bought a pricy LG and the picture didn't look as good as the 12 year old TV it was replacing. I'm finding not many options on the market and stores pretty much laugh at me when I ask to see some on display.
I might have to settle on a Monitor but with a remote control for audio it gets more complicated again.
I still got a nice 42 inch non smart tv from sharp its not a bad tv its great for what I want to use it for like watching movies or playing games on. I really think that over 70 inch is really too big for me. Usually around 50-60 is the sweet spot for me.
Yes, I need a smart TV that is small for my bedroom above my door and celling 19 to 27 inch mounted.
You don’t Need a big tv when you‘re Not sitting far away. Big tvs Are overrated and they‘re a Statussymbol. I have a Laptop that Runs dvd and a tv with 98 cm Screen. And sometimes I Go to Cinema.
There are barely new 32” TVs this year.
Nothing used to beat playing Nintendo on a 13inch in your bedroom as a kid in the 90's
wait, nobody else got the "Dude, Where's my Car?" reference? man I'm old.
I want small TV / monitor. I mean my home is small, my room smaller, my wallet even more. If I can buy the same price: I will choose smaller TV with more high end features. Unfortunatelly there are none small TV with better features than large TV at the same price :(.
Their technical reason is wafer getting large and large with each gen TV, so smallest cut on latest gen wafer is like 32". So they cannot do smaller than that?
But I like smaller TV.
They can’t even make tv with Picture in Picture anymore. Smh
Your phone?!
use a mobile or tablet, dont waste money on small tv, unless your grandma lives in a matchbox apartment.
I have forniture that was made back at the end of CRT era, and it's kind of sad that I can fit only a 40" at best (37" would fit better, but they are disappeared) but at that size it's difficult to find something a little more premium...
What was the song at 1:56? I swear I’ve heard that on a moto phone before
iPad!
When I moved out to my first apartment, 28" was as big as they got, however I didn't have the money for one, so I had to settle for a 26", today I am sitting closer to my 42" TV and people are saying it is too small?
My parents have a smaller livingroom then me and just uppgraded from their 65" TV to a 75"
What I really need now is a 14" thin and light TV for my camper, but I guess I have to get a tablet and a USB tuner
What about projectors?
mini projectors are great but the usecases for a little tv usually dont leave room for a projection surface.
Or atleast, it becomes less convenient.
Though thats still a good point, projectors are rad.
I mostly watch streaming video so I don't need a TV with a tuner and speakers. I watch on any monitor that I can send the output from my tablet, computer or phone to wirelessly, or connect a Roku or Apple TV to, and listen on wireless headphones. My iPad held near my face also gives me a large screen to watch. I do have a Bluray player still for Blurays and DVDs. I can get them free from the library.
"Let's say I want to watch a TV right here, right now. What do you have for me?" That's something you can't even do your your iPhone! And it's 4K! And it's free!! So where are the products?
Tablet and a stand... no idea why I'd want another TV for such use cases as it's not portable to the same degree either way. I move my tablet/stand pair around in the kitchen while cooking - first at the sink, then mise en place, then finally at the stove.
Anyway maybe it's different in the states but at least in Europe most cable providers have well, a cable. Their portability is massively diminished due to this. Some of the solutions in the video are pretty damn cool... but far from the portable dream I already have with my tablet (which almost certainly unlike these solutions actually has an app from my cable provider).
You know, I like TVs at arround 40"-55" I think that is good enough for everything :)
But if you have a smaller room where you just want a TV you can just get a 32" one :),
If your definition of a TV is a screen with a tuner, then buy the tuner separately. Otherwise just use what we have, phones, tablets and laptops that do all that and more. Do people even watch broadcast TV anymore? I know I don't. I can't even get a decent signal.
I agree. Thank you for pointing out that I need a small TV. I am aware of the Supersonic brand but want other options.
I have a portable LCD TV, Its got an ATSC tuner built in, But the issues with portable TVs is the reception, When you are outside and try to watch certain channels, You might be at an area with poor reception, So you may or may not get the signal coming through.
Also everyone commenting with Tablets or Laptops (or even worse VR) they aren’t really ment to be shared or to stand somewhere where your "old" previous generation 32 inch tv stood
I recall those Samsung monitor and TV hybrids, they're a pretty nice size and support internet TV stuff
Super Sonic playing Shrek on their demo screens. This company will explode.
These commentators want TV s but are themselves cord cutters or don't even use physical blue ray movies. Its like lets make a video of things we have nostalgia for but will never use it . When will they even watch tv on a bus!?
Why spend $ on another small screen. they are laying around everywere already. no they are not the same as a classic tv but neather are the big tvs. my grandma still has a small one in her kitchen and even they dont use it anymore they will watch content on there phone, tablet, laptop. This is like asking where are all the digital cameras and saying that the one on your phone isnt the same. its not the same as the 5000$ professional variaty but it does the job that the mass produced digital camera did. so in short small classic style tvs are obsolete and the ones they do still have are niche and are never going to sell as good as they used to. Is this not obvious? the existence of this vidio confuses me.
Honestly this was just replaced by a moniter and a Chromecast. Feel like this is exactly what toure looking for
can we please leave the "cartoon animation at 15fps" aesthetic in 2023 where it belongs
Get a small HDMI monitor and fire stick or android box plus speakers, bluetooth or otherwise.
i have room for 50” tv between windows and now can’t upgrade since tv top oled tvs are 55” up. the 48” don’t have the best tech in them 😅
To go lower than 40 you'd have to go to the monitor space, at this point. If you want something decent quality.
All TVs are computers now. Portable computers are small TVs.
I did not expect Angela :'D 👍🏼
Do you guys have brain worms? “What happened to all the typewriters?”
I have good news for you there is a small tv you can take anywhere, it’s called an iPad. Glad to help
Bigger is better is the stupidest late sentence crushing our world under piles of tech futilités.
So you went to an expo hosted to showcase the most cutting edge technology looking for outdated tech..
I don't understand why you would want to own a small T.V if it wasn't also a portable T.V.
They're making big TV's. That's a good thing. Don't jinx it Verge 🙄
They're called laptops now. I haven't used a TV in like 10 years.
A 40" TV is the perfect size for my living room but only 43" now available. BUT 32" is the IDEAL kitchen size TV but there are hardly any 32" decent display quality TVs released, just cheap brand ones. More 32" TVs need to be released.
After seeing an 85 inch TV at my friend’s house, I’m a believer.