The Samsung Serif Television
Like the typeface it takes its name from, this TV is designed to be easy on the eyes
The physical form of the television has been problematic since the “fat to flat” evolution, as television-hardware geeks refer to the thinning of TVs over time.
Around the early 2010s, production of the last few CRT (cathode-ray tube) and rear-projection TVs ceased, and we had no idea where to put the large black rectangles that replaced them. To start, flat-screen TVs were a then miraculous three or so inches thick; now they are down to as little as 0.15 inches.
