Anyone else Roku?
If it wasn't for AirPlay, Id just do roku or boxee instead.
Techno challenged, what is it?
dubleuhb wrote:
check it out on amazon ... it's basically a device that allows you to show internet streamed videos / movies on your TV as long as you have wifi in the house. So, for example, with Netflix I've been able to revisit some of my favorite TV series of old ... Have Gun Will Travel, Rockford Files, etc. and with Hulu you can catch a lot of mainstream TV.
I believe that ESPN has an app that will provide you a lot of live sports action w/o much if any commercials!
Great investment ... it will save you in cable bills what you paid for it w/in 2 mos ...
Thanks, but I don't think it will work for me. No cable where I live, use a wireless modem for internet. If I used it through that the data usage would be crazy.
you don't need cable ... it's an alternative to it. Data usage isn't too bad, but if you don't have an unlimited plan, you could be in trouble!
Got one for Christmas and because I am laid up after back surgery. Got NETFLIX with it and Amazon Prime. Love it. PLENTY of stuff to watch. I don't have cable and have no plans to.
JadeRose wrote:
Hope this fills your viewing need like ours!
I bought a 2nd one for the bedroom yesterday!
They had the RokuXS Angry Birds Special Edition for 89 bucks.
What kind of connection do you use if you don't have cable?
I don't have cable TV. I DO have cable internet. The Roku is wireless and runs off my network.
I see, just wondering the different ways to get connected, no cable of any kind here. HMMMMMM
Do you have internet at home?
Do you have a wireless router at home?
You're good to go once you buy a Roku device.
There's LOADS of free content, but the HuluPlus membership @ 7.99 a month gives me every network show I'd care to watch. Documentaries...movies...concerts...sports...its all there.
http://www.roku.com/roku-channel-store
PS: The HuluPlus membership allows you to watch the stuff on your pc and phone too!
If not, where does the internet come from? IE is it billed by the phone company, cable company, provided free by the building, etc.