Winter Woman
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Thanks, now I'm going to get one for sure.
Hulu, Netflix or other?
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Thanks, now I'm going to get one for sure.
giggles26
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I'm always messing with my wife by starting a movie on my tablet and moving it to the TV lol.
I get google discounts. My best friend works there lol. Cost me 2.75$
giggles26
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Yep works just the same
awesome.. netflix has been sending me love notes wanting me back.. and offered another free mo.. may play with both of these next week when the kiddlets are off for Thanksgiving.
giggles26
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really considering the roku now.. from what I have seen is the Roku can connect to the PC allowing shared video's from the PC to the TV.. via rokuconect
this is a refurb.. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Roku-HD-250..._Internet_Media_Streamers&hash=item417903f50b
looking to spend about $50.. someone posted another item but I cant find that link now..
this is a refurb.. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Roku-HD-250..._Internet_Media_Streamers&hash=item417903f50b
looking to spend about $50.. someone posted another item but I cant find that link now..
Hey gig's check it out...
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/google-chromecast-developer-tools,news-18277.html
love the chromecast so far too..
Google's Chromecast can be a handy little media-streaming gadget, but its functionality is currently limited to only a handful of channels. That could change soon, as Google has released the Chromecast software development
kit (SDK) to the general public. Any company with an Internet channel and some technical know-how can now cast its hat into the streaming-content ring.
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