Konka TV's network Settings interface only has a wired connection, no wireless connection. This may be because Konka TVS were designed with some factors in mind.
Konka TV may have adopted a wired connection as the main option for network setup, possibly for several reasons: 1. Stability: Wired connections are generally more stable than wireless connections, the signal is less susceptible to interference, and can provide better network connection quality.
For TV sets, a stable network connection is one of the important factors to ensure smooth video playback.
2. Security: Compared with wireless connections, wired connections are more difficult to be invaded and attacked from the outside, and wired connections may be more secure.
This is very important for users to protect their personal information and prevent cyber attacks. Compatibility: Wired connections are suitable for almost all network environments, whether it is a home network or an enterprise network, you can communicate through a wired connection, while wireless connections require more configuration and setup. While Konka TVS may not offer a wireless connection option, you can still connect wirelessly and enjoy the convenience of networking by using a wired connection or via an external device such as a wireless router.
Today's smart TV will have, if there is no wireless Internet connection, it may be the smart TV on the market before.
Say it was produced ten years ago.
Or is that not even a smart TV? That is, it does not belong to TVB.
That port is for that antenna.