Free TVs with a twist.
, who says the free television set will come with a second, built-in screen dedicated solely to ads and a soundbar.
Instead of profiting from TV sales, Roettgers reports Pozin’s new company, called Teevee Corporation, would make money off of the ads that appear on TV’s secondary screen. The idea isn’t as ridiculous as it sounds, asSources tell Roettgers that the built-in screen would be about the same height as a smartphone and stretch across the whole width of the screen.
The TV reportedly wouldn’t be a smart TV, either, and will instead bundle in existing streaming dongles, like those from Roku and Amazon. It’s not clear how far along this product is, which could be called “Telly,” according to a fictitious business name statement
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