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Short answer: Technically, I would say yes, because it's very tech diverse in what it can do and has ChromeCast built in. Long answer: By Smart TV I'm thinking you assume, like I do, that means you can turn it on, it's connected to your wifi, and has built in apps to immediately be able to use (like Netflix, HBO or Spotify). This TV has ChromeCast built into it. I would say ChromeCast is more like a less sophisticated, or less complete, of an operating system than, for example, a Roku, a game console, or your phone. ChromeCast is primarily and best used as an option you can click on in an app to literally CAST your screen from your tablet, phone or computer onto a TV screen - and the apps that can do that come with that option already built into them (Netflix, Spotify, Youtube, Vudu, Hulu, Crackle, etc.). It's the option usually on the bottom of the screen inside an app with the icon that's a rounded rectangle with the wifi symbol on the right side. SO, since this TV has ChromeCast built into it, you can cast any of those things easily and quickly to the TV, OR one of the TV's input options should have access to the ChromeCast-friendly apps (if you've connected your TV to your wifi). So, technically, yes I'd say it's a Smart TV. This thing is incredible for being able to switch between different casts and inputs, and is very capable in connecting with as a whole and switching between other tech devices like a sound system, PlayStation 4, Blu-ray player or a movie on Netflix on your phone or Youtube video on your tablet; and it really is capable of a lot more, and is very "intelligent" already. But, its smart-tv app-options are limited to ChromeCast's limitations or the limitations of the device you have hooked up to it. I hope this helps and clarifies the full extent to which this is a smart tv!

Yes, this product is a smart television.

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Short answer: Technically, I would say yes, because it's very tech diverse in what it can do and has ChromeCast built in. Long answer: By Smart TV I'm thinking you assume, like I do, that means you can turn it on, it's connected to your wifi, and has built in apps to immediately be able to use (like Netflix, HBO or Spotify). This TV has ChromeCast built into it. I would say ChromeCast is more like a less sophisticated, or less complete, of an operating system than, for example, a Roku, a game console, or your phone. ChromeCast is primarily and best used as an option you can click on in an app to literally CAST your screen from your tablet, phone or computer onto a TV screen - and the apps that can do that come with that option already built into them (Netflix, Spotify, Youtube, Vudu, Hulu, Crackle, etc.). It's the option usually on the bottom of the screen inside an app with the icon that's a rounded rectangle with the wifi symbol on the right side. SO, since this TV has ChromeCast built into it, you can cast any of those things easily and quickly to the TV, OR one of the TV's input options should have access to the ChromeCast-friendly apps (if you've connected your TV to your wifi). So, technically, yes I'd say it's a Smart TV. This thing is incredible for being able to switch between different casts and inputs, and is very capable in connecting with as a whole and switching between other tech devices like a sound system, PlayStation 4, Blu-ray player or a movie on Netflix on your phone or Youtube video on your tablet; and it really is capable of a lot more, and is very "intelligent" already. But, its smart-tv app-options are limited to ChromeCast's limitations or the limitations of the device you have hooked up to it. I hope this helps and clarifies the full extent to which this is a smart tv!
Answered by Kevbot4 8 years ago
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This is a Smart Display.
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Yes, this product is a smart television.
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