On December 29, 2019 at 20:00, Daniel Tonks said...
Even the cheapest TV on the market could have full discretes rivalling the best ever created. The company just has to a) want it, and b) pay someone to implement it. After it's done for the first set, it could likely be copy-pasted in future sets' programming with little effort.
So, anything can be done. And with today's technology, it can be done cheaply and easily. The problem is most companies just don't care enough to do it.
Only consider that not every manufacturer makes all their sets. Cheaper ones can be subbed out to other Chinese factories and avoid all the engineering costs on a $129 television.
It’s been done this way forever. We used to read the FCC code off the back of brand name products to find out who the MANUFACTURER was. Then we might find parts...
