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Some of my numbers are from: http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/08/10/study-of-ad-blockin...
Just because you don't like working overtime doesn't mean it's the wrong thing to do.
Obviously browsing the web on a TV is not a good experience. But using apps could be great. They demo'd skype and a fantasy sports app, and both look like great use cases. As we all know, the Netflix app is one of the best reasons to own a console. TV apps will happen when someone comes along with a good development environment, reasonable distribution terms, and a large volume of users.
The value of the inventory you're tracking could be a significant chunk of your customer's life savings, so I'd want to convey professionalism and trustworthiness.
Regarding copywriting in general, I've never tried it, but if you need help you might try something like https://draftin.com/
I would suggest a "How it works?" section or something.
Probably a good idea to consider 960 min width.
Arduino is nice because I can use it to prototype something, and then if I want to mass produce it I can take the open schematics, rip out what I don't need and produce custom boards. Is that possible with any of these ARM solutions?