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Folks - Moving to a new place next year and there is a dedicated room for home theater - 6.9M (Width) * 6.3M (Length) in size. This is already pre-setup by the previous owner with a proper projector mounting and a 180 inch screen. Wanted to check with the experts here on which is the better option in 2025 - going with a projector or just go for 100 inch tv, esp since 100 inch tv is just ard 5K or even lower next year. Will be using this mainly for gaming and watching movies. Budget ard 7K max and also plan to set up a 7.2.2 home theatre system. What is the best option - use the existing setup and get a projector, say Epson TW9400 or a 4K 100 inch TV? Many thanks

I do enjoy reality tv, especially those competition-style ones. I still watch Survivor (45 seasons and 24 years on), and growing up I enjoyed shows like Fear Factor, The Amazing Race, even American Idol. However, I’ll be the first to admit that reality tv can become tedious. After all, with every show, it’s about finding one good concept, then just rehashing it over and over until the show is eventually cancelled. And of course, questions will always arise about just how ‘real’ these shows are. But, to me, one show is greater than them all - The Great British Bake Off. For the uninitiated, the Great British Bake Off (Bake Off, from this point onwards) is, well, a baking competition. Pretty simple. 12 contestants, one tent, two judges, and each week one person is kicked out until there’s eventually a final and one person emerges victorious. On the surface, it might seem like a fairly straightforward cooking-based competition, much like Masterchef/Chopped/Top Chef/Hell’s Kitchen. But, it’s not. Each season, the winner gets... a glass cake tray and a bouquet of flowers - indicative of the low stakes nature of the competition What sets Bake Off apart is that it rails against conventional reality tv wisdom. Where most reality tv is about finding and fomenting drama and competition, about pitting heroes against villains, about juicy gossip and dramatic reveals, Bake Off is the anti-thesis of all of that. It’s a competition, but there’s no spectacular cash prize. The winner gets… a glass cake tray ‘trophy’ and a pat on the back. Winners at any school sports day might win a bigger prize. There are always some spectacular creations, along with hilariously tragic failures And the actual competition is, well, not particularly competitive. There are no heroes and villains (though there are certainly fan favourites). The competition is mostly personal and against yourself. Can you get the cake in the oven in time? How good is your pipe work? Is your three cakes plus profiteroles plus ginger biscuit recipe too ambitious? Do you know what a dampfnudel or prinsesstårta is?? Most of the time, the biggest challenge is time. The baking ambitions (and creations) range from rustic to cosmic, but time is always the single limiting factor. There are spectacular successes and tragic failures, and you learn to appreciate it all. And so do the other contestants. In fact, one of the most unique parts of this competition is the fact that unlike shows where contestants are typically trying to sabotage one another, the bakers will actively help each other out, whether it’s helping to decorate, get bakes out of the tin, even lending ingredients. Everyone wants to succeed, and everyone wants everyone to succeed. There is drama - not between people, but more so whether the pie is baked through or whether that three-tier cake with its chocolate dome is going to stay upright. There are spectacular creations that are wondrously inspiring. And of course, there are utterly devastating yet hilarious failures – watching a supposedly baked sticky toffee pudding pour out of the tin completely liquid with a distinct splat, or the top tier of a multi-tier cake slide slowly but ever surely off the top and onto the countertop, you cannot help but laugh while still feeling sorry for the baker. Bake Off is an absolutely charming show (and I'm also insanely obsessed with Noel Fielding's clothes - look at that jumper!) Where reality tv typically finds drama by pitting people against each other, Bake Off’s wonder is that it pits people against themselves – against their own technical abilities, time management, and baking ambition. It’s wholesome, and as a result such a refreshing departure from traditional reality tv. The show is not perfect. Some seasons are clearly better than others. There are some questionable choices when it comes to the theme of the week. This is just one of the funniest things you'll ever see - and exactly the charm and hilarity of the show purely distilled But fundamentally, the recipe works, and its delectable amidst our current tv landscape that’s all about feverish pace and fiery drama. (The spinoff Celebrity versions are also utterly hilarious.) And at its very core, it’s just quite chill. How many reality tv shows are willing to feature a segment that basically has contestants waiting for an hour and a half for a pudding to bake, and all they do is drink tea and stare at their ovens. And somehow, that is utterly captivating reality tv. ~ Desmond

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So many brands of Smart TV and so many models in the market, see until blur... Some recommend only buy LG and Samsung, one salesman swear by Sony, another one say Phillips better, the more I listen, the more confused I get... If looking for an under $1500 55" Smart 4k LED TV (whether with inbuilt Android or not), what do you guys recommend? TIA

Hi All, Its time to retire my old television and to get a new set. There are so many on sale with all kinds of features. So which set is better to use , Internet tv or Android tv ? Why so?

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hi bro, need some help here in the tv electricity plug. my dog have successfully bite the electricty cable into half. can this be changed? i can't be changing my tv just becoz of the cable.!! thanks