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Westinghouse - 58" Class - LED - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR - Roku TV $280
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Westinghouse - 58" Class - LED - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR - Roku TV
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On March 24, 2017, parent company Toshiba announced that Westinghouse Electric Company would file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy because of US$9 billion of losses from nuclear reactor construction projects. ... In 2018, Westinghouse was acquired by Brookfield Business Partners and some partners.
On March 24, 2017, parent company Toshiba announced that Westinghouse Electric Company would file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy because of US$9 billion of losses from nuclear reactor construction projects. ... In 2018, Westinghouse was acquired by Brookfield Business Partners and some partners.
They don't know how to market and no longer have the same name recognition as the other two, but they have a patent on a counter rotating fan system that cuts the decibels by cancelling out noise substantially. So, they are still around and anyone can build a TV and be in the TCL, Hisense quality area now days. Why not test the waters and perhaps drag out an old patent or two and see if it has any advantages... That would be my guess on this.
When they were on top, they would identify tech areas and put multiple independent teams on solving problems or identified areas of potential advantage. Each team would have to create a product. Then they would take them apart and patent every single part and piece that was unique to keep the competition at bay. Zerox did the same kind of thing. The Engineers would get the orignal patent forms framed. My family knew engineers from both companies... One invented duplexing and ID'd area for Zerox. Another invented commercial Stereo (multi-plexing). But, as you can tell that was awhile ago...
They don't know how to market and no longer have the same name recognition as the other two, but they have a patent on a counter rotating fan system that cuts the decibels by cancelling out noise substantially. So, they are still around and anyone can build a TV and be in the TCL, Hisense quality area now days. Why not test the waters and perhaps drag out an old patent or two and see if it has any advantages... That would be my guess on this.
When they were on top, they would identify tech areas and put multiple independent teams on solving problems or identified areas of potential advantage. Each team would have to create a product. Then they would take them apart and patent every single part and piece that was unique to keep the competition at bay. Zerox did the same kind of thing. The Engineers would get the orignal patent forms framed. My family knew engineers from both companies... One invented duplexing and ID'd area for Zerox. Another invented commercial Stereo (multi-plexing). But, as you can tell that was awhile ago...
The TCL 55" 55S525 is $349 too. It's $75 more but damn the picture is great for this price.
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Granted I don't use it much on the day-to-day (the PC monitors have gone through three upgrades since that TV was acquired and see the bulk of the action), but it still works when I do use it.