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Friday, May 11, 2012 1:53:19 AM
At last, a TV that decides what to watch, which means you don't have to. Presenting, my Samsung best led smart tv reviews, get the latest, best smart tv set top box !Actually, it doesn't do that. We all know when we're being lied to. We're intricate, medicated, quite frustrated, well-orchestrated, still mentally-castrated and often constipated, not at all times satiated yet still totally overrated citizens on the UK, circa 2012. Mantra of 21st century Britain, you understand how it goes...
Aaaanyway...For the most part, we know once we're being sold to and that we know very well what they're selling. We understand corporate doublespeak after we hear it and we all have our bullshit detectors checked 3 times each day, a minimum of, I do know, I do. Adding the word 'smart' to something doesn't inform the selection of an intelligent consumer. I couldn't state how 'smart' a so-called smartcar is, but I do know you look like an Action Man strapped to a roller skate whenever you drive one. I know a smartphone is a great. I know, to provide one final example, that a smarttoaster would still require one to buy bread.
Finally, I arrive at my Samsung smart tv review. Really looks the part, having a 32 inch, full HD screen which is almost paper-thin whenever you catch the side view, like Kate Moss folded in half. Stylish. Loft? Fit in. Marmots Complete the effect.
Gadget View videos from the phone? Slap 'em on! A Smart TV comes equipped with 4 (count them) HDMI sockets, so there's virtually zilch we can't view. To be honest, I can't fault it. Around right now, but I'm not sure how much you actually need it. That's my overall point. Content. Maybe that's too harsh, it is, after all, good to spoil yourself once within a while.
Aaaanyway...For the most part, we know once we're being sold to and that we know very well what they're selling. We understand corporate doublespeak after we hear it and we all have our bullshit detectors checked 3 times each day, a minimum of, I do know, I do. Adding the word 'smart' to something doesn't inform the selection of an intelligent consumer. I couldn't state how 'smart' a so-called smartcar is, but I do know you look like an Action Man strapped to a roller skate whenever you drive one. I know a smartphone is a great. I know, to provide one final example, that a smarttoaster would still require one to buy bread.
Finally, I arrive at my Samsung smart tv review. Really looks the part, having a 32 inch, full HD screen which is almost paper-thin whenever you catch the side view, like Kate Moss folded in half. Stylish. Loft? Fit in. Marmots Complete the effect.
Gadget View videos from the phone? Slap 'em on! A Smart TV comes equipped with 4 (count them) HDMI sockets, so there's virtually zilch we can't view. To be honest, I can't fault it. Around right now, but I'm not sure how much you actually need it. That's my overall point. Content. Maybe that's too harsh, it is, after all, good to spoil yourself once within a while.
