That’s what they sell sound bars for. They even have brackets to hand the sound bar from your tv or wall mount. Putting that in every tv adds a hundred bucks for hardware not everyone will use.
“One size fits all” sucks, it’s better to offer a modular system that people can adapt to their needs and situation. It requires a tiny bit of extra effort but plenty of retailers will do the thinking for you too if you pay them.
Currently it’s a basic starting point that they fully expect users to augment with their sound solution of choice. This is fine. I don’t want to pay more for my next television because you’re too lazy to figure out what the sockets on the back are for.
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That’s what they sell sound bars for. They even have brackets to hand the sound bar from your tv or wall mount. Putting that in every tv adds a hundred bucks for hardware not everyone will use.
“One size fits all” sucks, it’s better to offer a modular system that people can adapt to their needs and situation. It requires a tiny bit of extra effort but plenty of retailers will do the thinking for you too if you pay them.
It doesn’t need to be one size fits all though. Currently one size fits few, when a few extra bucks could make it one size fits most.
Currently it’s a basic starting point that they fully expect users to augment with their sound solution of choice. This is fine. I don’t want to pay more for my next television because you’re too lazy to figure out what the sockets on the back are for.