“This shows how clueless I am, but here goes: Do you need cable with this TV to get regular channels? If so, does that mean that it needs to be near the cable box or just enter the wifi password?”
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If you have use an antenna, Dish Network, DirecTV or other traditional means of receiving TV then yes, you will need a coax or HDMI cable. If you have "cut the cord" and gone to HULU, Sling, YouTube TV, etc, you'll need your WiFi password. Additionally, Smart TVs like this give you a lot of cool extras when you hook them to your WiFi regardless of your TV service.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later."Built-in WiFi - 802.11ac Dual Band" - This means it can use wireless internet and therefore doesn't need to be physically connected to a cable box. All you need is to connect it to your home network via WiFi.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.To use a cable signal the television would need to be connected to a cable box or direct cable connection using the coaxial port. The built in wireless is used to connect the available streaming applications and WatchFree input.
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