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Casi nadie lo sabe, pero desde 2005 TODOS los televisores tienen esta función oculta…

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Key takeaways

Technology

Overview of the Claim

  • The video claims that since 2005, many TVs include a “hidden” USB port on the back.
  • This port is described as being not meant only for plugging in a USB drive.

Host’s Argument

The host argues that the USB port was designed to let an older TV gain Smart TV functionality without needing to:

  • replace the TV, or
  • buy an external TV box device.

Proposed Tutorial / Workflow

  1. Use a USB cable (the type used for phone chargers).
  2. Connect the cable:
    • one end to the TV’s USB port,
    • the other end to a cell phone.
  3. On the phone/browser:
    • search for “KL Tutors”,
    • open the first result.
  4. In the page/menu (the summary mentions “three lines” and an “entertainment” option), select the feature to turn the old TV into a Smart TV.
  5. On the TV connection screen:
    • choose “start connection”,
    • confirm the TV brand (example provided: LG).
  6. Wait for the installation (about two minutes is mentioned). The system reportedly then boots and enables Smart TV apps/functions on the older TV.

Overall Message

Users can upgrade an older non-smart TV into a Smart TV using the TV’s built-in USB port, avoiding TV replacement and TV box accessories.

Main Speakers / Sources

  • Speaker/host: unnamed narrator (from the subtitles)
  • Online source referenced: “KL Tutors” (opened from the search results)

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