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FYI - RokuHD / Hulu Plus deal today
Posted on 6/4/12 at 11:18 am
Posted on 6/4/12 at 11:18 am
Roku.com has a deal they are running today only in which you can buy a RokuHD box, an HDMI cable, and 6 months of Hulu Plus for $80 plus tax.
This model normally retails for $60 and Hulu Plus normally runs you $7.99 / month.
The RokuHD box is a wireless streaming device used with Hulu Plus, Netflix, Crackle, VuDu, and many other "channels", some of which are free and others are pay subscription.
This particular model is a 720p one which requires wireless internet, as opposed to other models which offer up to 1080p and can accept an Ethernet cable.
This model normally retails for $60 and Hulu Plus normally runs you $7.99 / month.
The RokuHD box is a wireless streaming device used with Hulu Plus, Netflix, Crackle, VuDu, and many other "channels", some of which are free and others are pay subscription.
This particular model is a 720p one which requires wireless internet, as opposed to other models which offer up to 1080p and can accept an Ethernet cable.
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Posted on 6/4/12 at 1:05 pm to teke184
They have this model Roku at our Walmart for 60 bucks. However, my DVD player died and for about 40 bucks more the new Blu-Ray players have the same and more capability as the high end Roku. In this light, is there still a compelling reason to opt for the Roku?
This post was edited on 6/4/12 at 1:19 pm
Posted on 6/4/12 at 1:54 pm to davesdawgs
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In this light, is there still a compelling reason to opt for the Roku?
Depends on what you want. If you want a device built to stream, get the Roku. If you buy, rent, or own a lot of DVD's, then get a blu-ray player. Personally, I don't buy DVD's or really rent them; so, if I were to get one, I would get a Roku. Roku's are made specifically for streaming.
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