I got into Raspberry Pi computers, as PC's are just too expensive these days. One of them displays "holiday lights" depending on which holiday is next (e.g., pumpkin for Halloween, cornucopia for Thanksgiving).
Yep, it's the classic storage vs compute trade-off in Computer Science 101.
I invision that looking like shader caching when a game starts up. However, I could also see a downloaded game at 50GB exploding to 350GB after said texture expansion, to support older video cards.
I don't have LG, but they are all made in China. I connect my TV to ethernet on a separate IOT network, disable Wifi, and firewall it to hell so it cannot connect out anywhere. I see it trying to send telemetry to China on the deny logs, so if LG is doing this, they are not alone.
PC cases I try to get rid of ASAP, except one I'm saving for a special purpose. Raspberry Pi cases I have a bunch of, but they are not worth shipping anywhere. Free to anyone who asks, I suppose.
+1 for "ban on surveillance-based business models"
Also, they should mandate solar panel installations on the roof of all new data centers, to help alieviate the power demands.