by There’s a new kind of TV for Samsung, LG, and Vizio, and it’s completely free, unless you count the price on your attention, your data, and of course, your privacy. Telly, a company created by the co-founder of Pluto TV, Ilya Pozinoffers a TV that makes up for its non-existent price by streaming advertisement on a second, smaller screen. The company calls this thin strip of screen a “smart display”, which is separated from the main TV by a sound bar.
In addition to serving ads, as mentioned in the The edge it can also display a variety of widgets, including sports resultsof a pointer news, of time and the prices of actions. Ads may appear on the right side of the “smart screen”, but they may also appear as a sponsored news feed on the left side of the screen.
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However, the TV doesn’t just have two screens. If you look closely, you might notice a camera that is placed right in the middle of the soundbar. This allows for “free advanced fitness trackers” that come with the TV, as well as the Zoom integration that Telly is launching with. Lawrence told The Verge that the TV comes with shutter privacy so you can open and close it whenever you want.
In its Viewing and Activity Data Policy, Telly states that it “may collect information about content audio and video that you are looking at, canals what you see and how long you watch”, as well as information on “how you interact” with the TV. This includes research, buttons you selectas well as “the physical presence of you and anyone else using the television at any time”.
If you choose to unsubscribe data gathering, you should either flip the tv or for pay the estimated cost of installing the dual-screen TV and soundbar yourself, which costs $500.
“When I co-founded Pluto TV, we created an entirely new model that brought incredible television content to viewers for free,” Pozin said in a statement. “Now, with Telly, we offer real TV for free.”
While ads shouldn’t interrupt what you’re watching on the main screen, Telly’s Chief Strategy Officer, Dallas Lawrencein statements to The Verge, said advertisements may also use the two screens When you don’t use the tv. “When the theater screen (the top screen) is not in use, the ad unit can be animated in a fun way by connecting the two together,” Lawrence pointed out.
“There are literally hundreds of things we think about to create the most engaging advertising experience.” Lawrence also pointed out that Telly is also working on “Telly Rewards” which reward users with a gift card to services like Netflix or Starbucks to participate in things like on-screen polls.
As for the main screen, it is a panel 55 inch 4K HDR which connects to the secondary screen via the company’s operating system: TellyOS. Unlike most mainstream smart TV operating systems, TellyOS currently does not support third-party streaming apps such as Netflix. That’s why Telly comes with a free 4K Android TV dongle that you can use to watch any streaming service you want. It’s also compatible with other streaming devices like Roku, Amazon Fire Stick, and Apple TV, and has three HDMI inputs, 2 USB inputs, and a tuner you can use to watch live broadcasts.
Telly also comes with 40 different templates Games and the ability to play music from popular music services. It even has an “AI voice assistant”, allowing you to set timers or snooze an alarm. The company has yet to reveal which music services it works with, and hasn’t specified which games or AI assistant the device will feature.
Still, everything indicates that Pozin has huge goals for Telly. It has made a bet on free-to-air TV in the past with the launch of Pluto TV, one of the most successful ad-supported free-to-air (FAST) TV streaming services, and will likely apply that knowledge to free-to-air TV. material too.
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