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8GB seems to be the default for most of these cheap devices, it’s the same you get with FireTV, and leaves you with 4-5GB after the OS. You can go into the apps view and determine which ones are eating up the space.

It has 4GB+ of available storage out of the box, which is pretty standard (same as FireTV). Not sure what apps you have, most are <200MB, but things like Plex or Kodi can take a lot more.

I think Chromium is probably the best

Still don’t think this SOC, which is basically an 888, is going to compete with the new big.LITTLE Alder lake.

They actually do have Spotify, Paramount and Amazon music in the MS store. I didn’t realize D+ was in there now, I hope it has downloads which Hulu does not. YouTube and HBOMax are glaring omissions though. Not much hope for the former, there is a chrome app but again no downloads.

Still can’t move the taskbar to the side huh

Looking forward to seeing something like this in Windows laptops around 2024.

That’s my typical default as well

Most people want the apps I guess. But it does seem like an out of place con for a projector.

This comes up on almost every TV review…"I just want a dumb TV". The reasons TVs are so cheap these days is because of all the smart ad-serving features they include. This allows the manufacturers to sell the units almost at cost.

It’s not a 2d rectangle though. All TVs have some depth to them and don’t look particularly great mounted to a white wall from the side. It costs thousands of dollars to build nice looking cabinetry around the screen. Most people won’t do that, some can’t even wall mount or hide the cabling easily.