What to look for when buying a TV, as told through this uncomplicated TV specs guide
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Consumer hardware decisions are still gated by spec confusion, which is a tax on any AI or streaming experience you want to deliver to the living room. If your product depends on TV quality, assume uneven hardware and build adaptive defaults rather than expecting users to optimize settings.
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