What is a /g/ approved TV?!

Plasma

trinitron

>>59179959
Whatever is old, outdated, and cheap.
See:
>>59179972

>device typically bought for a living room in a home you own and share with your family
>I wonder which is "approved" by a board full of people living in their parents basements

>>59179959
Sony Bravia

>>59179959
owning no tv

>>59179996
I fucked hated that curcus in Televisions I needed to do before I could get married.

>>59179996
this isn't necessarily true (why wouldn't you take advice from people who probably know their shit on technology) but it made me fuckin lol

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>>59179959
TV's for losers.

apple tv

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>>59181706
>>59180387

>>59181706
this

>>59181706
Doesn't it fit squarely into /g/ then.

LG OLEDs like the 55B6P if you want to hop on the 4k train early. Don't get the curved version. OLED is the first worthwhile development in TVs since flat screen 1080i CRTs and plasmas. LCD/LED backlit is shit. Plasma like the Pioneer Kuro are great but getting old.

>>59181890
is burn in an issue with these?

>>59181890
>early
It's been 3 years, nobody buys non-4K sets anymore.

>>59182261
With plasmas? Only if you watch something with a static graphic or play the same game with a UI endlessly.

The latest set of LG OLEDs aren't at much risk either. They can get image retention, but burn-in would take serious effort. Don't use them as computer monitors, basically.

>>59182531
Most normies I know talk shit about 4K. They have no clue how to display it, and won't until Netflix advertises its 4K streaming more heavily. Then they'll get around to lurching into Costco to get the latest piece of shit Vizio for $200.