the refresh rate of 60Hz is enough for regular work, not for games. But the response time on TV is very slow, i.e. the latency between the action you take until the change you see on screen, you will feel lots of lags like in a remote desktop environment. For TV, the latency is fine since who cares whether the video is a few hundreds of milliseconds delay? As long as it plays smoothly. //@Anonymous: Refresh Rate is just @60hz for a 4K..hmm cant imagine how slow it can be as I have insignia at the same refresh rate also happens to be a fire TV and its damn slow even for guest room.
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By anonymous on 06/22/2023, 10:26 AM EDT
Refresh Rate is just @60hz for a 4K..hmm cant imagine how slow it can be as I have insignia at the same refresh rate also happens to be a fire TV and its damn slow even for guest room.
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By anonymous on 06/22/2023, 01:19 AM EDT
You can use it as a Kindle reader.
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By anonymous on 06/21/2023, 06:00 PM EDT
Yes you can. If you just write some code,words,emails. It is perfectly fine.make sure your HDMI port supports 4k.
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By anonymous on 06/21/2023, 03:30 PM EDT
I used Samsung 4k 32inch TV as monitor and don't like it all as monitor but good as bedroom TV.
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By anonymous on 06/21/2023, 03:27 PM EDT
I would recommend getting a 35 inch ultrawide monitor instead of buying a 43 inch TV and use as a monitor. Monitor and TV aspect ratio are different. Refresh rate for TV is lower than monitor and also you would sit ~ 1 1/2 to 2 feet away from monitor. TV is designed to sit ~ ten feet away. //@Anonymous: Can we use it as a monitor?
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By anonymous on 06/21/2023, 02:37 PM EDT
TV can be used as monitor only occasionally. There are many articles on the related issues. Short answer is: TV is not designed to be used as monitor.
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By anonymous on 06/21/2023, 01:04 PM EDT
You definitely can, but you will be regret,lol //@Anonymous: Can we use it as a monitor?
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By anonymous on 06/21/2023, 11:40 AM EDT
Technically you can but TV is not the monitor. //@anonymous: Can we use it as a monitor?
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