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<blockquote data-quote="HoLeChit" data-source="post: 4084074" data-attributes="member: 35036"><p>The Roku TV's have a lot of free stuff on them, to include weather, and the worthwhile news for me, like reuters and AP. I think they had BBC as well. Maybe newmax or something, I couldn't watch it, reminded me of watching fox/cnn/cbs, but if you're into that sorta thing, its there.</p><p></p><p>I haven't had cable or even broadcast tv in 10 years. Haven't missed it either. My friends call me when I am about to get hit by bad weather, I have the weather on my phone and eyes on my head. If there's a news story that I have to keep up with i can google it. We have amazon prime, netflix, and apple tv so that the wife can watch her shows and we can almost always find a movie to watch together as well.</p><p></p><p>If I were in your shoes,</p><p> I would go out and buy a basic appletv box.</p><p>[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.ebay.com/itm/204412233783?epid=239099017&hash=item2f97eb2837:g:UGQAAOSwNdhkuDTt&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAAwHhWR79xy0%2FyBv4pepzxzXfoKX1x9wrSs3ZHs16fXklcglnu1ZuUJ6pMbatmjrCGATmPgXHY1L2dThzZfDxu1ahfrmWry1sdr7L2zEf1MWMpttLv5%2BXWFIt403d%2BquXi%2FBdGsDo2oZU3g72jwImx8eLUJm%2BQuvesqK4EduETkp2EJ8ptIDYkOBCz3hvDN6F6nMM2MDAykG9WI%2Bva9iKj7%2BsP9o4z3cgTur4puUW0JqxJ1PZ9TnWXguKwb%2F3TW30eDw%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR6jChfy0Yg[/URL]</p><p>dowload the roku app</p><p>if you use amazon prime, then you can watch their tv/movie stuff. Download the app and youre good.</p><p>if you need more stuff to watch, set up netflix/hulu/paramount/showtime/etc.</p><p></p><p>my wife and I have a system where we have netflix/hulu/prime, and if there's some other service she wants to be able to watch a show they have, we'll get it, but we only have one extra thing at a time, and cancel it before adding something else. Between the internet (which we have whether we watch tv or not), roku tv, and 4 streaming services, we pay $150ish a month. Internet is $100 of that and roku is free.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HoLeChit, post: 4084074, member: 35036"] The Roku TV's have a lot of free stuff on them, to include weather, and the worthwhile news for me, like reuters and AP. I think they had BBC as well. Maybe newmax or something, I couldn't watch it, reminded me of watching fox/cnn/cbs, but if you're into that sorta thing, its there. I haven't had cable or even broadcast tv in 10 years. Haven't missed it either. My friends call me when I am about to get hit by bad weather, I have the weather on my phone and eyes on my head. If there's a news story that I have to keep up with i can google it. We have amazon prime, netflix, and apple tv so that the wife can watch her shows and we can almost always find a movie to watch together as well. If I were in your shoes, I would go out and buy a basic appletv box. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.ebay.com/itm/204412233783?epid=239099017&hash=item2f97eb2837:g:UGQAAOSwNdhkuDTt&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAAwHhWR79xy0%2FyBv4pepzxzXfoKX1x9wrSs3ZHs16fXklcglnu1ZuUJ6pMbatmjrCGATmPgXHY1L2dThzZfDxu1ahfrmWry1sdr7L2zEf1MWMpttLv5%2BXWFIt403d%2BquXi%2FBdGsDo2oZU3g72jwImx8eLUJm%2BQuvesqK4EduETkp2EJ8ptIDYkOBCz3hvDN6F6nMM2MDAykG9WI%2Bva9iKj7%2BsP9o4z3cgTur4puUW0JqxJ1PZ9TnWXguKwb%2F3TW30eDw%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR6jChfy0Yg[/URL] dowload the roku app if you use amazon prime, then you can watch their tv/movie stuff. Download the app and youre good. if you need more stuff to watch, set up netflix/hulu/paramount/showtime/etc. my wife and I have a system where we have netflix/hulu/prime, and if there's some other service she wants to be able to watch a show they have, we'll get it, but we only have one extra thing at a time, and cancel it before adding something else. Between the internet (which we have whether we watch tv or not), roku tv, and 4 streaming services, we pay $150ish a month. Internet is $100 of that and roku is free. [/QUOTE]
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