I have a Sharp/NEC c651q. The Raspberry Pi 3 Compute Module in it lets me watch media on the internet(newer models will accept the RPi4 CM).
It has no integration with Netflix, Amazon, Apple, etc.
I have a Sharp/NEC c651q. The Raspberry Pi 3 Compute Module in it lets me watch media on the internet(newer models will accept the RPi4 CM).
It has no integration with Netflix, Amazon, Apple, etc.
> Accepts Intel® Smart Display Module Small or Large allowing for sleek all-in-one intelligence and interoperability in a small form factor setting by accepting Intel processor-based products and other peripherals directly into the displays
> Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 allows for future proof expansion and NEC Mediaplayer support (Q2 2021)
TIL about a new standard (Smart Display Module + Open Pluggable Spec). This is the real killer solution to bad smart tv's. This would be a killer way to control a smart tv, and allow replacing the smarts inside it without needing a bunch of HDMI dongles. Get the benefit of integration, without the commitment.
My review is on my website (link in profile), or on my YouTube channel.
Absolutely worth the two years that it spent on my console as a Chromecast target. They're probably one of the best displays I've ever owned, and the fact that there's an API to go along with it is even better.
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