I'd like to own one just for the lost remote locator. :)
I got my first TV at the age of 45 or so, now i am 53 and in a week the still functioning TV will go to electronic recycling, and i will not get a new TV to replace it.
I think i can live without one again, if not i just remember the horrific bad cable bundles, and what little that interest me are in any streaming service i know off.
And not least the price of those things.
Only streaming service i have ever contemplated just a little are curiositystream
This is a nice prize, a little different from past prizes, but I'm game. Thanks Hexus and Nvidia.
I shall pass on this one as we have two smart TV's so have no need for something like this. Good luck to everyone else though.
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I got my first TV at the age of 45 or so, now i am 53 and in a week the still functioning TV will go to electronic recycling, and i will not get a new TV to replace it.
I've always thought of a TV as a big monitor. It's usually cheaper than a big monitor, and reaches larger sizes. It's not a gaming monitor, but it's good enough for watching videos and playing games casually in the living room. Occasionally I used a projector for that, but I feel that TVs are more cost effective.
Not much in need of it but the price is really good)))
Tegra X1, wasnt that the one that was in the Motorola Xoom tablets?