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Look, the whole thing’s falling apart anyway. It used to be that ABC had a happy Dick Clark in Times Square and all the other stations just backed off and showed It’s A Wonderful Life or maybe Godzilla if they were on UHF. We’d watch some bands, talk about the 50s, wait for that first Zamfir commercial and then go to bed. It was a nationwide tradition, and even if you went to a party, the TV was on.
But now? What happened? Every network has some big event, people are all over the rooftops playing music, some performances are pre-taped so the artists can run and do a show in Dubai, and Dick Clark is tied to a chair behind Carson Daily’s desk, forced to uphold a tradition from which he can never escape. It’s like some sort of Twilight Zone episode!
Which, by the way, you could be watching instead, on the Roku XD 1080p Streaming Player. If you’ve got a subscription to Netflix, or Hulu Plus, or you want to listen to Pandora, or look at Flickr, or even listen to your own iTunes playlists, you are SET with one of these babies. You got music for a party, you got TV for a boring Saturday, you got movies for when you don’t feel like going out, and you’ve got everything, absolutely everything, you’ll need to enjoy a New Year’s Eve in front of the television without Carson Daily.
You’re not leaving them. They’ve already left you. Just let the Roku XD 1080p Streaming Player make it official.
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Warranty: 90 Day Roku
Condition: Refurbished
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Setting up Roku is as easy as 1-2-3:
1. Plug it in. Roku is compatible with virtually any TV
2. Add it to your home network. Whether your home is wireless or wired, the helpful on-screen instructions make it a cinch.
3. Enjoy! Choose your entertainment, and control it with the handy remote
What you need:
To use Roku, you need a high speed Internet connection with a speed of at least 1.2 Mbps (such as mid-level DSL). For HD video, we recommend 5 Mbps (if you’re not sure what your speed is, go to www.speedtest.net and run the simple test). Note that not all content partners enable HD or 1080p streaming video. You may also need a wireless or wired router if you cannot connect Roku directly to your cable or DSL modem
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