Smart TVs include basic operating systems and access to web/streaming content. The market for connected TVs is forecast to nearly double from $68 billion in 2011 to $122 billion in 2016. Many consumers fear the planned obsolescence of expensive TVs tied to cheaper mobile components. Additionally, consumers primarily want to passively consume content on TVs rather than interact, leading to the "10 foot rule" of easy consumption from a distance. Alternatives like set-top boxes, connected DVD players, and video game consoles can provide similar smart features at lower prices.