Smart tv more like fart tv

Post date: 2021-06-16 06:17:26
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Tell me about professional displays in lieu of TVs for home use.

I'm ready to add another screen to my home, something in the 60" range. I have no use for a tv by the way people use tvs these days. I don't need or want smart apps or cable. I don't want my remote to listen to me. I don't need a DVR. I plug my tv into my computer and do absolutely everything I'm interested in doing (chiefly: watching streaming content) using my tv essentially as a big monitor.

A few months ago, probably here on mefi but I can't find it now, I read someone mention getting a professional display instead of a television to avoid all the bloat and crapola that comes with tvs these days. That appeals to me.

What should I be looking for when I search for professional displays? Or will a regular television tv be ok for me? I have seen this question--is this still true, don't connect the tv to the internet and it'll behave? I see things like this and it makes me think maybe we should just launch smart tvs straight into the sun.

I don't know anything about tv features and I don't really care that much about specs because my eyes can't tell much of difference between trash and the blackest blacks. They do not see that extra $600 worth of nits. My current tv is a 46" RCA that was already last year's model when I bought it a full decade ago, and it is still just great for my purposes. What my eyes DO care about is "ooh bigger tv" and "now that I have two tvs I can put this old tv in my bedroom."

Please do not provide advice on my home media setup, I am very comfortable with that. I simply want a big tv, the dumber the better, that will replicate my computer screen but BIGGER. I would like to spend $600-700 (or less of course but this seems reasonable based on initial research)
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