Smart TV

[Dalyn]

Buy a Roku :]

Ha!

 

[Carp]

Not sure if it will help, but eHow has a help page for this:

http://www.ehow.com/how_6961210_connect-samsung-tv-internet.html

 

[Dalyn]

Wow. Okay. I have no clue why this worked but I unplugged it (for the 100th time), but this time I plugged it in a different slot on the surge protector and it connected...

 

[Dalyn]

First things first...I am switching surge protectors out and returning this one.

 

[Dalyn]

Thanks (everyone) for the willingness to help.

 

[weso1]

Sounds to me like you have a smart ass tv rather than a smart tv. Check the the specs thoroughly before you buy next time.

 

[The Tariff King]

Sounds to me like you have a smart ass tv rather than a smart tv.

 

[Dalyn]

Sounds to me like you have a smart ass tv rather than a smart tv. Check the the specs thoroughly before you buy next time.

I'll definitely check with thethe next time.

 

[AerchAngel]

It's quite funny, Debbie Downer. I can picture Dalyn swearing under his breath at his TV for giving him a hard time and the TV snickering in return.

 

[Dalyn]

It's quite funny, Debbie Downer. I can picture Dalyn swearing under his breath at his TV for giving him a hard time and the TV snickering in return.

When I swear, I do it quite loudly, thank you.

 

[weso1]

In time you will learn to appreciate my Dad jokes.

 

[The Tariff King]

Is there a reason why TV manufacturers stopped adding the Picture in Picture feature?

I have about 3-4 premium modern LED/LCD tv's... Samsung, LG, Sony and none of them have the Picture-in-Picture feature.

 

[NinersSBChamps]

Is there a reason why TV manufacturers stopped adding the Picture in Picture feature?

I have about 3-4 premium modern LED/LCD tv's... Samsung, LG, Sony and none of them have the Picture-in-Picture feature.

Yeah it's real lame. Makes no sense if you ask me.

 

[The Tariff King]

Yeah it's real lame. Makes no sense if you ask me.

What's lame? The Picture-in-Picture feature, or the fact they no longer have them in modern TV's?

 

[NinersSBChamps]

What's lame? The Picture-in-Picture feature, or the fact they no longer have them in modern TV's?

That they don't have that feature anymore. Picture in picture was a awesome.

 

[The Tariff King]

That they don't have that feature anymore. Picture in picture was a awesome.

Oh yeah.

The only HDTV I have left is a 58" Sony Projector TV, picture is great. It's not really a picture to picture feature, but you can watch side by side. The trick is you have to use two inputs.

 

[zitothebrave]

Is there a reason why TV manufacturers stopped adding the Picture in Picture feature?

I have about 3-4 premium modern LED/LCD tv's... Samsung, LG, Sony and none of them have the Picture-in-Picture feature.

Because who would want to watch something on TV from say Cable, and then something else from say your DVD/Bluray. Only time I would like to have that is to watch something I'm semi-interested in on TV but I'm playing video games wouldn't mind a half and half, but with HD that doesn't work well.

 

[The Tariff King]

Because who would want to watch something on TV from say Cable, and then something else from say your DVD/Bluray. Only time I would like to have that is to watch something I'm semi-interested in on TV but I'm playing video games wouldn't mind a half and half, but with HD that doesn't work well.

Uhhh pip used to have two channels simultaneous...

 

[zitothebrave]

Uhhh pip used to have two channels simultaneous...

That's on the cable companies though. When I had Optimum I could do PIP.

 

[The Tariff King]

That's on the cable companies though. When I had Optimum I could do PIP.

The old big screen TV's, would use two signals at once... it's not like it's groundbreaking technology.