Today, Roku has revealed it's newest product. For those who aren't familiar with Roku, they make a sweet little set-top box that is basically like a cable box for your internet streaming needs. There are currently several Roku devices on the market, some just stream video from different streaming services like Netflix and Hulu (and a whole bunch more). While some of their newer offerings can also handle apps like Angry Birds.
The new Roku LT is a slightly smaller version of the Roku 2 HD. They have stripped it of Bluetooth and microSD features (that the Roku 2 HD has); and it will output video at 720p. They have also announced that HBO Go would be making an appearance on Roku boxes as well. If you are a current HBO subscriber, you get free access. They have yet to announce what the cost to new subscribers (or non-subscribers) will be. The Roku LT will retail for $49.
For more info on Roku visit: http://www.roku.com/
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