How are HDtvs compared to Smart TVs?

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Ah, the good ol' debate between HDTVs and Smart TVs! 🎬 Smart TVs have the upper hand here because they're like your all-in-one entertainment hub. They come with built-in Wi-Fi and apps like Netflix, Hulu, and YouTube, meaning you don't need any extra devices to stream your favorite shows and movies. On the other hand, HDTVs focus purely on giving you great picture quality without the added smart functionality. So, if you already have a streaming device or prefer simple TV viewing, an HDTV might still work for you. But if you're like me, loving the convenience of accessing everything in one place, Smart TVs are definitely the way to go! 📺✨

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llorando Follow
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Other than smart features, they are on par with each other. It's virtual impossible these days to find a TV that isn't a smart TV. If you're want a new TV but not interested in a smart TV, you always have the option of not using the smart features and using a standalone streaming device.

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- Supergodman12
  
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  I have a Roku streaming stick for my HDtv
  
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- llorando
  
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  Awesome, I have a Roku Express connected to my Android TV.
  
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- Supergodman12
  
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  My HDtv has 4 HDMI ports
  
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- Supergodman12
  
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  Regular ones have 2 HDMI ports
  
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- llorando
  
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  Really depends on the TV model and brand. My old non smart TV has 2 HDMI ports where my newer smart TV has 3 HDMI ports.
  
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- Supergodman12
  
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  My TV is a RCA HDtv and it has 4 HDMI ports
  
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- Supergodman12
  
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  My TV is a RCA HDtv and it has 4 HDMI ports
  
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- llorando
  
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  Had a Sharp Plasma TV once, that had 5 HDMI ports. Upon checking, it seems like the standard now is 3 HDMI ports for bost budget, while not as good as 4, still better than 1 or 2.
  
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- Supergodman12
  
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  Yes mine has a built in DVD player on the side of it
  
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- llorando
  
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  It does make it more convenient having it built in. Now if manufactured could make one with a Blu-ray player built in, would free up an HDMI port.
  
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- Supergodman12
  
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  Yes it runs great with the built in DVD player
  
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- Supergodman12
  
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  Isn't it rare to have that feature?
  
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- llorando
  
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  Not rare, just not common. If your happy with the setup, then no need to change.
  
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the later ones are smarter...

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