Amazon Fire TV is one ... and even smartphones — you can use picture-in-picture (PiP) to force a video into a smaller window, freeing up the majority of the screen for other uses.

Amazon thinks your TV isn’t working ... Plus, it becomes an always-on (or mostly on) screen that can double as a really big picture frame, and it also displays widgets to keep you up to date ...

I’m disappointed that Amazon went such a basic route — particularly on the larger screen sizes — and picture quality suffers for it. Black levels aside, I’ve found general HDR10 ...