Post #3292912

@monkeyninja@10base2.dev Someone already mentioned that commercial displays are often heavier and thicker. Some, however, go the other way and are very, very, *very* thin and light, designed for video walls and similar, and that can also be a problem. Also, commercial displays sometimes come with extra embedded hardware - basically a small computer - that is designed to talk to some particular provider's digital display software. It's not Internet-connected, as such, but it is extra weight, extra power, extra heat, even if you re not using it. So avoid getting models with those (unless you can use them of course). And some commercial displays are basically huge Android tablets. Avoid those, too...