Oct 7, 2015
1:48:27pm
1:48:27pm
So for $30 extra, you get 4k video, 802.11a/c wireless, a remote finder, and
optical video out.
That sounds reasonable for the extra money, but since I don't have a 4k TV (and don't plan to have one for a while because of the lack of 4k video sources), I would probably stick to the Roku 3 if I were buying today.
That sounds reasonable for the extra money, but since I don't have a 4k TV (and don't plan to have one for a while because of the lack of 4k video sources), I would probably stick to the Roku 3 if I were buying today.
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