MartyOrthobro

While I was doing research for a TV, I realized a lot of the TVs had 4k as a major selling point. To be honest, I have poor vision and see no difference between 1080 and 4k, so I was curious if anyone here is familiar with a TV that's just 1080, as I would guess it would be cheaper. I don't care about refresh rates, so 60hz is fine. However, I do have a big color vision. I really notice when blacks are, well, not black, and seeing greys in place of black is really annoying. As for size, I don't really care and would take anything bigger than 40". I also really don't care about it being "smart" or having dumb software like Roku or whatever. Seems like a waste of money if I'm just gonna be connecting my Xbox and laptop. So, to sum, if anyone can recommend a >40" TV with just 1080 support that has good blacks, I would be very grateful.

Again, that's fine. I reduced the threshold.

If that's the state of laptops (again, I'm ignorant) , I'm fine with reducing that qualification down to 4-6 hours.

I'm willing to spend whatever as long as it's not more than 3k$. At the least I require a: - 1080p display (anything else is superfluous in my experience) - 60hz display (same thing) - decent battery with ≥ 3 hours of standard web-browsing support - whatever cpu&gpu configuration is necessary to run any game on the market right now on medium -> high settings, 1080p ≥30fps (I mostly play games like total war, call of duty, star wars battlefront 2 (2017), dark souls, etc), if this is feasible - if I can save money by excluding an SSD (again, superfluous), sacrificing the portability (heavy is fine), or disregarding ascetics by it being chunky or whatever, that would be great. I also don't really care about temperature control, as long as it doesn't involve an existential threat for the laptop in basic use lol, or noisiness, as I have pretty great noise cancelling headphones -can run programs like python, R, and Excel at a desktop level, as my job requires it Forgive the probable amateurish understanding of computers this post has indicated. I really don't have time to dedicate extensive research into this subject. If you can give me a link and a decent, paragraph-level explanation, I would be grateful. Thanks gamers?