#BEST PORTAL 2 IMAGES TV#

#BEST PORTAL 2 IMAGES TV#

The Portal TV has a small fold-out stand that clips on either side of the television display, with only a couple of millimeters encroaching on the screen itself – which, given the usual height of a bezel, shouldn’t actually impact the picture. Hitting the power button won't turn on the TV even when the Portal TV is connected to it.Īlong the back is an HDMI port, for transmitting audio and video to the TV, as well as a micro USB port for power.īut how does it actually attach to the top of the TV, you ask? There is, sensibly, no physical installation required. You can also mute the audio recording feature with a button on the side, which brings up a red light to signify you're safe from prying ears – it's an odd design decision, though, as a red light usually indicates a camera being on, and doesn't read in the same way as the ring of light on an Amazon Echo speaker. There’s a camera on the front of the device, facing into the room, with a physical camera shutter – like that on the Echo Show 5 – allowing you to feel safe that you aren’t accidentally being spied on. There’s a small speaker inside the Portal TV too, for when the television is off, but otherwise you’ll be using the (likely superior) TV speakers for your audio needs. The Portal TV has a wide, flat shape, with an eight-microphone array along the top for picking up sound from across the room. The Portal TV differs considerably from the rest of the Portal range in its appearance, given it doesn’t ship with a screen of its own – relying instead on a television to display calls and the Portal interface.

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