Roku offers smart TV features without needing a smart TV
While both the Chromecast and the Roku have their charms, and advantages, I prefer the Roku because of the remote control and the abundance of free apps that are easy to find.
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor —— Bio and Archives--April 21, 2016
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Endless entertainment!
That's how Roku's Canadian website describes their service, a hardware and software-based solution that competes head to head with such other systems as Google's Chromecast. And they're right about the "endless" part, at least to a point: there's so much stuff you can access with your Roku it might make your head spin.
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