ROKU, Streaming, TV

Roku TV Comes To Europe

Good news for Roku lovers in Europe – the hardware streaming company is bringing its Roku TV licensing programme across the pond to the continent. At IFA in Berlin, Roku CEO, Anthony Wood, announced that Hisense is the first European…

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Andrew
Comic Cons, comics, Movies, Netflix, Star Wars, Toys, TV
Cleveland Comic-Con 2017

Cleveland Comic-Con 2017

Wizard World’s Cleveland Comic-Con kicked off its third annual show this past weekend, with a pretty good crowd. Fans gathered at the Huntington Convention Center in downtown Cleveland to get their fill of comics, art, toys and several celebs. Famous faces…

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Mat Luschek
HDMI, review, TV

Topop VGA to HDMI Converter Review

If you spend any time at all tinkering with computers, it’s inevitable that one day you will have a computer with one set of ports and a peripheral with a completely different set of ports. Back in early 90s, before…

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Andrew
amazon, review, Streaming, TV

Amazon Fire TV Stick with Voice Remote Review

When it comes to media streaming via hardware, it’s a four way fight for your eyeballs between Roku, Apple TV, Amazon’s Fire TV and Google’s Chromecast. The most recent entrant, Amazon and the Fire TV, came to the UK in…

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Andrew
ROKU, Streaming, TV

Roku Revamps Range with Express, Premiere and Ultra

Roku have announced an almost total revamp of their streaming player range with new products filling five of the six slots in their line-up. The new models are the Roku Express, Express+, Premiere, Premiere+ and Ultra, with only the recently…

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Andrew
TV
plexdvr

Plex DVR for Capturing Over-the-Air TV Now in Beta

The ever-versatile media-management Plex app launched a new DVR service earlier this month. Plex DVR works with any standard HDTV antenna and the SiliconDust HDHR series of digital recorders to create a true DVR experience on your favorite screen. Just…

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Shawn Thorpe
Sony

Sony Dropping YouTube Support on Some Bravia TVs

The promise of smart, connected devices is that they give us functionality beyond what a “basic box” can offer. Consumers have been adding internet-based entertainment options to TV sets for years, usually thru external devices like Chromecast, Roku, or Apple…

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Shawn Thorpe