New wireless 55-inch TV runs on batteries for a month, sticks to wall without mounting hardware

I met Apple’s driving force Steve Jobs a few years before his passing. What he imparted stuck with me. If there was one thing he did well, it was innovating with a focus on balancing design with function. The aesthetic meeting point nailed it like no one had ever achieved.CLICK TO GET KURT’S CYBERGUY NEWSLETTER WITH QUICK TIPS, TECH REVIEWS, SECURITY ALERTS AND EASY HOW-TO’S TO MAKE YOU SMARTERYou remember in Apple’s days of disruptive innovation, Jobs replaced the Sony Walkman with a revolutionary iPod, he took the inside of cellular phones away from wireless providers and reimagined a phone becoming more like a computer on the go with the iPhone. He took a boring gray desktop computer and made an all-in-one fun iMac and more.A new innovator in the TV industry: Balaji KrishnanI just met an engineer/entrepreneur who reminds me of that Steve Jobs’ juice, and he’s about to shake…

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