The whole thing can also be equated to computer operating systems (i.e. Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, etc.) The one you have will determine the screen interface and most importantly, what streaming platforms you have access to. I switched last year from a Roku TV to an LG one, and found that some streaming platforms like Tubi weren't available for LG TV's, at least at that moment.
Tizen is the OS used in most Samsung devices, including smart TVs. LG smart TVs use webOS, and Roku TVs use Roku OS. I'm not sure about Tizen/Samsung, but it might have a proprietary streaming service built in with the same name. I know Roku has the Roku Channel, so maybe Samsung/Tizen have a Tizen streaming platform with some shows and/or films.
The above examples are operating systems that allow you to install and manage different streaming services (Netflix, Hulu, Prime, Disney+). Like I mentioned in the first paragraph, some streaming services are not available for all smart TV operating systems, although that's usually with the more obscure ones (I mentioned how Tubi wasn't available for LG/webOS when I bought mine).
It also has options to install some free services like Tubi, YouTube, Hulu, etc. (I haven't installed any of them yet, but it's nice to know that they're options if I need them.)
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If I answer a game thread correctly, just skip my turn and continue with the game.
OPEN FLOOR.