None of those things are really relevant to the business world. You don't share DVDRips or ISOs over a network for your buddies at work, you don't have any need to watch movies or upload 100 pictures from that Canon of yours at a workplace, the only semi-useful thing in there are Google Docs (don't count Gmail since any e-mail is just as efficient in sending and receiving e-mails) but then again, most corporations already have volume licenses so that's not even that big a hassle.

That's just Sandworms farting.

I don't find this lock-in too much of a hassle since it only affects the ARM version. I can easily opt to use the Intel version and nothing of value would be lost, in my opinion.

Relax guy, I was only being ironic, considering these things run on anything but Windows. But yeah, I've not the patience or time to migrate to something other than Windows, but a TV would be the last thing I expect to have a friggin' operating system. In the computer sense.

So now that TVs restart, I'm guessing malware isn't far behind?

After all, if you expect to turn every household device into a typical computer, you're also gonna drag the bad things computers have.

Can we 'regedit' tvs so we can use our own splash logos?

It's too bad playing HALO just makes you an overall bad person.

It only seems that every other week there's a new concept or at least some advances/new implementations of old concepts for 3D displays.

It's clear that people wanna move forward but we're still laughing at those that bought 3D glasses + 3D TVs, so slow down a bit, please.

What the hell happened to just having a phone and making calls off it without worrying about how fast your web apps will load, how long it'll take to upload a batch of uninteresting family photos or how vane you'll look at the next cellphone showoff?

This is why I still have a landline and restrict my usage of the Internet to my PC and laptop. The world didn't need to updated and logged on 24/7 a decade ago.

It's obvious that it's full of dinosaurs.