Smart TV

A smart TV is a television set that is equipped with internet connectivity and built-in software that allows users to access a variety of streaming services, apps, and other online content. Smart TVs are typically connected to the internet via a Wi-Fi or wired connection, and often include features like built-in apps, web browsers, and voice control through virtual assistants like Amazon's Alexa or Google Assistant.

There are several types of smart TVs, including:

• Smart TVs with built-in internet connectivity: These TVs include built-in Wi-Fi and are able to connect to the internet without the need for additional devices. They allow users to access a wide range of streaming content and apps directly on the TV.
• Smart TVs with external devices: These TVs do not include built-in internet connectivity, but can be used with external devices, such as streaming sticks or set-top boxes, to access streaming content and apps.
• Smart TVs with built-in streaming platforms: Some smart TVs include built-in support for specific streaming platforms, such as Amazon's Fire TV or Google's Android TV. These TVs allow users to access a range of streaming content and apps directly on the TV, and may offer additional features and functionality not available on other smart TVs.

Smart TVs are used in a variety of settings, including homes, hotels, hospitals, and offices. They are popular among consumers who want a convenient and easy-to-use way to access a wide variety of streaming content and apps on their TV.