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<h2>New Television</h2>
<h3>05-10-2023</h3>
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My old 43" Panasonic bought in 2007 for 2500 was a bit tired, or was it me tired of it?
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Whatever the reason, I decided to change it. After visiting the local shops and getting asked questions like "what is a bluetooth remote?" by salespeople, I ended up buying online.
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If people turn to buying online, traditional shops are largely to blame in my humbler opinion.
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The TCL 43C641 arrived, the first thing I noticed was it's weight, so much lighter than the old Panasonic. I bought a separate central column stand as I don't like the diddly feet that require a support larger than the television to not fall off.
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Setup was a breeze, although android TV boxes go out of their way to stop you from running apps upon launch. For example my provider is Free, and so I use the OQEE app instead of the Free TV box, but impossible to have it automatically run when the telly starts.
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The strangest thing is the definition. We were so used to the Panasonic, the higher definition somehow makes films or series look as if they were shot by an amateur. I guess it's habit.
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