It is easy to add special interest "channels.", It connects to your own photo streams from Flickr and Facebook or Frame Channel, The Netflix channel is enhanced and easy to navigate, It is a small, lightweight unit that can fit into your purse or laptop case, It has builtin wifi.
Setup is easy but cumbersome and time consuming, The picture quality is poor, The channels for connecting to you networked computers and devices is confusing, can connect to only one source at a time, and it never worked, The unit is flimsy and seems like it would break easily, No USB connection on this model, Set Up May Be Easy But its a Chore, Roku promotes its box as easy to set up, a
if you have a big screen 1080p TV and care about picture quality, this is not the player for you.It Could Not Connect to Play Media From a Home NetworkThis photo from an online sharing site illustrates the poor picture quality that plagued both photo...
My quest to do away with my cable television service has been an interesting ride and as of yet, I'm close but not entirely sure I am ready to cancel my membership just yet. Leaving my PS3 in my bedroom and putting the XD in the living room has opened...
Published: 2010-09-23, Author: David , review by: cnet.com
Affordable sub-$100 price tag; ultrasmall factor; streams more than a hundred Internet video and audio services, including Netflix, Hulu Plus, Amazon, Pandora, Major League Baseball and NHL games, and Mediafly podcasts; built-in dual-band 802.11n Wi-Fi; w
Most worthwhile services require monthly or per-use fees, some game consoles and ever-cheaper Blu-ray players offer many of the same Internet-viewing options plus disc playback, currently offers no official support for streaming from USB drives and home n
If you don't need compatibility with iTunes, Roku's trio of ultra-affordable video boxes offers a wider range of streaming video and audio providers than you'll find on Apple TV.
