How to Convert Your Ordinary TV Into Smart TV
In the era of OTT, a Smart TV is a must to enjoy some mind-blowing content of different genres. But, if you don’t have a Smart TV and do not want to invest in a new set, then here is a quick fix for you. You can easily convert your existing set into a web-enabled entertainment system by spending a few thousand rupees.
In case you do not wish to spend a lot of money and are looking for a pocket-friendly option, then a portable media player is the safest bet. These thumb-sized sticks, quite similar to USB pen drives in appearance, and are capable of streaming content – pictures, music, videos – wirelessly from a PC or a smartphone to the TV screen. All you need is a good Wi-Fi connection and you can enjoy all your favourite Netflix shows without any interruptions.
With 15% higher hardware speed, the new Chromecast supports 1080p and is Google Assistant-enabled. Chromecast plugs into your TV’s HDMI port and works with iPhone, iPad, Android phone and tablet, Mac and Windows laptop, and Chromebook.
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