sonuvabug wrote:Get any TV you want with the connections as indicated above, Sony, Samsung, Vizio etc. Jensen's are expensive & not needed. Use an inverter if you want to connect to the 12 volt system or plug to coach outlet when on shore power.Dakota98 wrote:
Blu-Ray in place of the DVD, plays both media, and in doing so, you won't need a Smart TV unless you have other needs beyond streaming. Make sure to get a TV with a functioning USB connection (not just a service port). by doing so, you can connect your camera, Ipod, & other devices with the right adapter cables to the TV & view your photo's on screen.
Don't go cheap on the TV, get a mid to high end Sony or Samsung.
Already had the Blue Ray technology in mind thanks to someone else suggesting it. Great, best way to go.
We will want our tablet and/or laptop to connect to the TV to use as a monitor. Would that be considered "streaming"? No, streaming means using Hulu, Amazon, Netflix etc.
For your tablet, laptop, just be sure the TV has the connections for those devices. Many do.
I don't understand what you mean by a "functioning USB port vs. just a service port"? What's the difference? I know a 3.0 is preferred for speed. Some TV's have a USB port for service only, meaning software updates. Many sets have a USB that can connect to a Camera, Ipod, etc. View your photo's on screen as mentioned.
Any brand names for modules that people have used that are RV friendly? I've come across the Jenson brand and it seems to be well regarded.
