Index
Tools
Two tools, both of them arithmetic on published listing text. Neither one measures anything, neither one knows what is in your room, and neither one will tell you that something fits.
Overlap Check
Choose a television, a streaming device and a sound bar, and see which of the five jobs the listings claim more than once. It also totals the remotes those listings state.
Rules it follows, printed in full on its own page as well
- A job counts as covered only where the selected listing states it in its own text. Nothing is inferred from a product name.
- A job claimed by two of the selected listings is shown as covered twice. That is a fact about the room, not a mistake by the buyer.
- Remotes are added up from what each selected listing states about its own box. Listings that say nothing add nothing.
- A television you already own contributes nothing to the count, because there is no listing here to read.
- This tool adds up what listings state. It does not measure anything, and it cannot see what is already in your room.
Mount Fit Check
Put a television listing next to a bracket listing and see what can actually be compared. The answer, for two of the four conditions, is nothing at all.
Rules it follows, printed in full on its own page as well
- Condition one compares the diagonal a television listing states against the range a bracket listing states. Both figures are seller statements.
- Condition two compares VESA patterns. No television listing in this catalog states one, so this condition returns not stated for every pair.
- Condition three compares weight against capacity. No television listing in this catalog states a weight, so this condition returns not stated for every pair as well.
- Condition four records the mounting method the bracket states, and marks the one method this catalog does not compare against the others.
- The diagonal is the only television figure any of these listings states, so two sets stating the same size produce the same answer here.