Re:Windows OS, Services and Apps: Network Connection Target ...
by olyjohn on Friday May 27, 2022 @01:21PM
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Yeah a big screen is only exciting for the first few times you watch a show. Then it just becomes the screen. We used to watch TV on a 19 inch CRT from clear across the room, and we enjoyed the shit out of it. The TV is not what made the show good or bad.
It was cool to go to someone's house who had a big TV, but now everybody has a big, high-res TV. Most people aren't even utilizing the resolution their TVs are capable of.
Just like most people are fine with a Sonos speaker or soundbar (IMO, they sound like any other crappy integrated speaker), most people would probably not care above 1080p.
I can't really say that it has made a difference to my enjoyment of the shows I watched[1]. It is something to keep in mind for if we ever replace that TV with a 60" one.
[1]I just now compared a FHD download of "My Name Is Earl" to the SD Disney+ version and did not see a stark enough difference to switch away from Linux.