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Your Netflix Subscription has been Cancelled

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Television sets, a ubiquitous household item, have a complex manufacturing process.  The journey starts with the raw materials, like metals, plastics, and glass, being mined and prepared.  Silica, the primary component of glass, undergoes a purification process before being melted with other materials. 

The glass is then molded into shape, typically flat panels for modern TVs.  The rear and front panels are joined by a vacuum seal, which is where the cathode ray tube used to be housed in older televisions. 

The next step is creating the pixels.  Each pixel in a TV has three colors: red, green, and blue.  These are known as subpixels.  A mask is used to ensure each subpixel receives the correct color of liquid crystal, which will allow it to display the right color on screen. 

Modern TVs, especially smart TVs, require a lot of circuitry.  This includes the CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, and other essential components found in computers.  These components are typically assembled on a printed circuit board (PCB). 

The assembled PCB is then connected to the screen.  The TV will also have speakers, which are usually located at the bottom or back of the set, but sometimes they're built into the screen itself for better sound quality. 

The entire TV is then enclosed in a plastic or metal frame, which is often referred to as the bezel.  The bezel not only provides a finished look to the TV but also offers protection to the delicate components inside. 

Once assembled, every TV undergoes rigorous quality testing.  This includes checking the screen for dead pixels, testing the speakers, ensuring all ports are functioning, and running the TV's software through its paces. 

Once the TV passes all its tests, it's packaged in a box with protective foam or plastic to ensure it doesn't get damaged during shipping.  It's then sent to retailers or directly to consumers. 

The innovation in TV manufacturing hasn't stopped.  With the advent of newer technologies like OLED and Quantum Dot, the manufacturing processes are continually evolving, offering consumers better picture quality, more features, and sleeker designs. 

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    <p>Television sets, a ubiquitous household item, have a complex manufacturing process. The journey starts with the raw materials, like metals, plastics, and glass, being mined and prepared. Silica, the primary component of glass, undergoes a purification process before being melted with other materials.</p> 
    <p>The glass is then molded into shape, typically flat panels for modern TVs. The rear and front panels are joined by a vacuum seal, which is where the cathode ray tube used to be housed in older televisions.</p> 
    <p>The next step is creating the pixels. Each pixel in a TV has three colors: red, green, and blue. These are known as subpixels. A mask is used to ensure each subpixel receives the correct color of liquid crystal, which will allow it to display the right color on screen.</p> 
    <p>Modern TVs, especially smart TVs, require a lot of circuitry. This includes the CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, and other essential components found in computers. These components are typically assembled on a printed circuit board (PCB).</p> 
    <p>The assembled PCB is then connected to the screen. The TV will also have speakers, which are usually located at the bottom or back of the set, but sometimes they're built into the screen itself for better sound quality.</p> 
    <p>The entire TV is then enclosed in a plastic or metal frame, which is often referred to as the bezel. The bezel not only provides a finished look to the TV but also offers protection to the delicate components inside.</p> 
    <p>Once assembled, every TV undergoes rigorous quality testing. This includes checking the screen for dead pixels, testing the speakers, ensuring all ports are functioning, and running the TV's software through its paces.</p> 
    <p>Once the TV passes all its tests, it's packaged in a box with protective foam or plastic to ensure it doesn't get damaged during shipping. It's then sent to retailers or directly to consumers.</p> 
    <p>The innovation in TV manufacturing hasn't stopped. With the advent of newer technologies like OLED and Quantum Dot, the manufacturing processes are continually evolving, offering consumers better picture quality, more features, and sleeker designs.</p> 
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