tv and stick

[Robots (2005)]

im looking for a small tv to have at the foot of my bed, like a cheap small one maybe 20 inches. 

 

then im looking for a stick you plug in it that will let me steam shows and stuff, or one that can run popcorn time,

 

any price 

[Guest]

Chrome cast 

[mad dudy]

pick one

http://pcpartpicker.com/products/monitor/#W=2000&sort=a8&page=1

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, mad dudy said:

pick one

http://pcpartpicker.com/products/monitor/#W=2000&sort=a8&page=1

That's monitors not TV

 

[mad dudy]

1 minute ago, deXxterlab97 said:

That's monitors not TV

 

he's going to just steam shows anyways whats the different if he's not watch "tv" anyways?

[Robots (2005)]

1 hour ago, mad dudy said:

he's going to just steam shows anyways whats the different if he's not watch "tv" anyways?

to hook up game systems 

[mad dudy]

Just now, Robots (2005) said:

to hook up game systems 

last time i checked monitors has hdmi jacks also.

[Robots (2005)]

1 hour ago, mad dudy said:

last time i checked monitors has hdmi jacks also.

i need component, older game systems  

[mad dudy]

1 minute ago, Robots (2005) said:

i need component, older game systems  

not like you said that in the op.

why not just look in local stores then? or just amazon thb can't be that hard to find a tv of that size for a low price

[LogicalDrm]

6 hours ago, Robots (2005) said:

i need component, older game systems  

Really rare to have those in budget TVs.

[LucasDerpYT]

10 hours ago, Robots (2005) said:

im looking for a small tv to have at the foot of my bed, like a cheap small one maybe 20 inches. 

 

then im looking for a stick you plug in it that will let me steam shows and stuff, or one that can run popcorn time,

 

any price 

I use a fire stick tv with Kodi it will let you watch ANYTHING

[Donut417]

One thing I like to say, most newer TV's have a composite/Component input jacks. So you can only hook one up at a time. As far as sticks goes, My dad has a Roku stick, seems to work well, he likes it. My sister has the Amazon Fire Stick with Kodi (With the "Unsupported Repositories"). I have Kodi installed on my computer, its good, but I do have a feeling the "Unsupported Repositories" cause it to run a little buggy at time. 

 

As far as TV's go, at that size you will have to decided 720p and 1080p. I do know a lot of smaller TV's are still offered in 720p. Not a big deal, because at that size and viewing distance you probably wont notice anything. I would just make sure its LED back lit. My mom has a 19" Vizio, its cool because it has a front facing speaker, plus it was pretty cheap. I tend to say Samsung, LG, or Vizio if you want cheap. Ive also noticed TCL, who has Roku functions built in to the TV. Not sure about TCL as a brand though, they are a Chinese company, and I do know they make an American brand, just cant remember which. 

[Robots (2005)]

8 hours ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

Really rare to have those in budget TVs.

Never said budget said small lol. This guy 

[Donut417]

6 minutes ago, Robots (2005) said:

said small

Thats what she said. Sorry. LOL. 

[Robots (2005)]

8 minutes ago, Donut417 said:

Thats what she said. Sorry. LOL. 

K

[LogicalDrm]

10 hours ago, Robots (2005) said:

Never said budget said small lol. This guy 

On 26.2.2017 at 7:55 AM, Robots (2005) said:

im looking for a small tv to have at the foot of my bed, like a cheap small one maybe 20 inches.

 

Hey, don't blame me for your typos, lol. This guy...

[ObilvionNizer]

On 2/26/2017 at 5:55 AM, Robots (2005) said:

im looking for a small tv to have at the foot of my bed, like a cheap small one maybe 20 inches. 

 

then im looking for a stick you plug in it that will let me steam shows and stuff, or one that can run popcorn time,

 

any price 

For the stick you can check eBay for Android sticks. Allow you to install Kodi which can be used as a media centre for streaming TVs locally and over the internet. 

[Robots (2005)]

1 hour ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

 

Hey, don't blame me for your typos, lol. This guy...

what it ment is like a cheap one but better, thats why i said like

[ObilvionNizer]

5 minutes ago, Robots (2005) said:

what it ment is like a cheap one but better, thats why i said like

What would you consider cheap?

[Robots (2005)]

1 hour ago, deansmylie1993 said:

What would you consider cheap?

like basic no smart features and stuff 

[ObilvionNizer]

1 minute ago, Robots (2005) said:

like basic no smart features and stuff 

I mean price wise. I should of made that clear. To me a cheap TV would be under £100 or $120

[Robots (2005)]

1 hour ago, deansmylie1993 said:

I mean price wise. I should of made that clear. To me a cheap TV would be under £100 or $120

price is whatever 

[ObilvionNizer]

Can we have a currency or location because without that you will be getting cheap TVs in different currencies.

[Robots (2005)]

1 hour ago, deansmylie1993 said:

Can we have a currency or location because without that you will be getting cheap TVs in different currencies.

usd

[ObilvionNizer]

34 minutes ago, Robots (2005) said:

usd

VIZIO D24hn-D1 D-Series 24" Class LED TV (Black) $117

 

Its a 24" but the only 20" screens i could find were monitors.