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HP put Google TV inside a gaming monitor (www.theverge.com)
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[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 weeks ago

I'll start off by saying this isn't a feature anybody wants.

However

The "nobody asked for this" rhetoric is dumb. Most of human history actual upgrades nobody asked for.

"God this radio is so inefficient it doesn't immerse me fully, if only there was a way I could see what was happening" - nobody

Computers were a fad that nobody asked for

Debit cards, no one asked for.

There are other things that you use in your daily life that nobody asked for.

In general if we waited till the majority of people asked for things we'd be in the stone age because the vast majority of people can't think past the next couple of days if that.

You're right though, no one asked for this in a monitor, but much much more importantly no one wants this