Loading...

for at least turning this thing on, but I have not seen where they've actually eliminated that. I mean, I could see it, you know, price-wise, you know, they get rid of switches and stuff like that, maybe it makes the thing a lot cheaper. Yeah, that's exactly why they're doing it. I mean, it's like, we used to have a TV that we got rid of, and it was, yeah, I think it had a on-off switch, and that was it. Input, channel, I mean, I would expect like the old Tube TVs with every control behind a flap kind of thing, but also, you know, at least channel up and down, volume up and down, and maybe a menu, and then the channel and volume button stubble as a arrow button, right? So you at least you could do everything you normally do on the TV without a remote, but yeah, and then removal of displays, right? You put everything under the screen, get rid of physical controls, because it's easy, it's cheap, and if there's a bug, we can just update it through the software, and next thing you know, you rear-ended the guy in front of you. So, you can see the video, and you can see the video, and you can see the video, and you can see the video, and you can see the video, and you can see the video, and you can see the video, and you can see the video, and you can see the video, and you can see the video, and you can see the video, and you can see the video, and you can see the video, and you can see the video,