No. Monitors are small, and suited for one person working close up. I am looking for a television without the "computer" inside of it.

Yes, of course, it needs to have a computer to decode and display images, but I don't want it to be running a stripped back version of Android, that shipped out of date and hasn't received any updates, with apps that are laggy and often not current relative to other "smart" providers, that also takes pictures of my screen once every thirty seconds to tell the manufacturer what I'm watching and for how long, to build a better marketing profile on me.

I want a big OLED panel with enough smarts to drive the screen. I will plug my own computer into the television, if the need should arise.