Insignia 24" LED TV available for $69 at Best Buy
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I don't mean this to throw shade, I have not seen a bezel that big on a TV in years, you'd think the extra plastic would add to the production cost
At that screen size, it's fine I would think. I see it was an inexpensive tv someone could put into a guest room paired with a last generation Roku or Apple TV that someone has otherwise stuffed into a drawer because they updated to a newer model (if the internal FireTV is slow, not sure of its performance with this model).
Not kidding: I think we're due for someone to release an actual 1280x720 display aimed as playing PS3/360/Wii U/Switch games. Most "720p" TVs are actually 1360something x 768 panels so you're always getting a bit of scaling artifacts if you go full screen rather than native.
1366x768, so PCs could display 1024x768 natively.
Even now some PC stuff hates 720p native.
This is a bedroom TV for little kids and old fucks who just want one of those new-fangled "smart TVs".
Weird thing is that some things output 1360x768 but not 1366x768.
Source: Someone who used to use a VGA cable with his 360 on a 1366x768 panel.
Perfect for a Kitchen where it can get wet or food fall on it and die
Funnily enough, they vary by a few pixels, there are output modes and panels out there are 1360, 1366, and 1368.
Yeah, I remember the 360 having 1360 and 1366. Never say 1368 tho.