@mazzinia wrote:
@marcolan wrote:
@Tony47 wrote:
I'm afraid our new forum expert is *still* missing the point.
The issue is not with third party apps, it's with the built-in apps that can't be deleted or moved to a USB drive, and also the operating system itself. Together they are crammed into 800MB of default storage, and after a few months (without adding any new apps) they won't be able to update any more. Simple as that.
TV has very few storage and this is a fact.
The ways are 2: try to ged refunded or use it at its best.
Paying respect to who has fight and got a refund, I am using my tv with autoupgrade enabled and a 12% of space left and this situation is the same by months. I dont't think to keep this tv (at least as main smart tv) for many years, I have yet said that smarttv are for me like smartphones, their lifes are quite short and are shorter if they are, like my NU7170, quite an entry level product).
So it's not true that tv is "perfect" but can be used (at least mine, in my nation (I think apps are not the same in all nations), also because I don't need to install more than those 2 or 3 apps by myself (that can be put in external usbkey).
Well, personally I have a different philosophy and even if yes, the nu1792, is an entry level product, i do plan to actually have it working for a good amount of years ( > 7 ). I know that the tendency now is to have products that last less, but my mentality is different and "old" . If this will not last like the previous one ( that actually still works, but after 10 or 12 years developed a defect in the lcd image quality, was still a samsung ) and will last way less, will just mean i avoid this brand.
It's a tv for a kitchen ... gets used quite a lot but it's still a kitchen, and wasting money every few years would be quite absurd.
This said i'm the kind of person that keeps things until they perfectly work, hell... i'm still using a WebOS Smartphone from HP , if someone even remembers what that is/was, and definitely cannot understand the people that change something every 1 or 2 years.
I totally agree with mazzinia.
I want something that when bought is going to give me years of good service. I'm not going to change it because they have a new colour or a few more pixels on a camera.
My 8 year old HP laptop had windows 7, not enough ability to upgrade to 10 in January this year. I read into it and found something called Linux version Ubuntu, installed that along with a SSD harddrive i had and the thing works fine.
My HP tower which i bought 10 years ago when we move to Greece would have had the same treatment but because the power supply was playing up i found a good deal on another tower.
HTC mobile bought 3 years ago, now not upgrading past 4.4.4 whatever that is? But it still makes calls can use whattsapp for the kids so no chance of me changing it. Everything has become throwaway, sealed units, just to keep the revenue coming in.
