US EditionIn 10 Years, No One Will Be Buying a TV Anymore, and Will Be Replaced by a More Advanced Screen That’s Already Here
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In 10 Years, No One Will Be Buying a TV Anymore, and Will Be Replaced by a More Advanced Screen That’s Already Here
For more than a century, the television has held a firm place at the heart of home entertainment. Its presence in living rooms around the world has been a constant, evolving slowly through improvements in resolution and design. Yet, a growing chorus of experts now suggests that this long-standing icon may soon face an unexpected rival — one that could reshape how we watch and interact with content entirely. A Screen Without a Screen The idea tha…
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