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Roku TV First Look - CES 2014
Roku, best known for its set-top boxes, has entered into the world of adding its interface to televisions manufactured by various companies, making the first all-in-one Roku experience.
The new Roku TV sets will be release from both Hisense and TCL this year, but the company assured us while speaking with them at CES 2014 that more companies were already in negotiations to add the interface in the near future.
Roku, best known for its set-top boxes, has entered into the world of adding its interface to televisions manufactured by various companies, making the first all-in-one Roku experience.
The new Roku TV sets will be release from both Hisense and TCL this year, but the company assured us while speaking with them at CES 2014 that more companies were already in negotiations to add the interface in the near future.
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