Sure, and I tend to agree.  It&#x27;s the same reason I was never interested in an all-in-one desktop computer where the actual computer is integrated into the monitor.  I want to be able to upgrade or swap out one without binning the whole thing.<p>That said, I was recently in the market for a new TV and the models with the best image quality in my price range didn&#x27;t offer a non &quot;smart&quot; version for less money or even the same price.  As a result, I&#x27;ve got a TV with AndroidTV built in and it&#x27;s actually a lot nicer than having to cast everything from my phone or PC to Chromecast (although that functionality is also built in).<p>Now, granted, when the AndroidTV bits become outdated as they surely will before the actual display does, I&#x27;ll be back to plugging external devices into it but for now, there&#x27;s definitely a lot of benefits to plugging that ethernet cable into the back of it.