Picture quality is OLED, by far. The downside is that it is susceptible to burn-in. Some extended warranties cover burn-in, so it might be worth it in that case.
Don't worry about internet features. You can block the TV from accessing the internet in many creative ways.
Picture quality is OLED, by far. The downside is that it is susceptible to burn-in. Some extended warranties cover burn-in, so it might be worth it in that case.
Don't worry about internet features. You can block the TV from accessing the internet in many creative ways.
Put the TV in a large faraday cage .
Put the TV in a large faraday cage .
Just don't give it the WiFi password. If it insists, just block it from accessing anything at the router level.
Just don't give it the WiFi password. If it insists, just block it from accessing anything at the router level.
Get a cheap wifi router and have it connect to the SSId, but never connect the router to the Internet. It is a tarpit. A better way to go is to connect the wired connection to a switch that can clone the port. Use wireshark to monitor packet headers and block the outbound addresses it is trying to connect to on the firewall.
Get a cheap wifi router and have it connect to the SSId, but never connect the router to the Internet. It is a tarpit. A better way to go is to connect the wired connection to a switch that can clone the port. Use wireshark to monitor packet headers and block the outbound addresses it is trying to connect to on the firewall.
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