Does it make sense to get the rouku3 if i have a 42LA6200 smart tv?
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I believe Rouku is a subscription. The smart TV has build-in connects for certain premier movie channels such as Netflix an Vudu. If you already have a Rouku box, you can still connect it as an extra device to one of the HDMI ports. Hope I made it clear.
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I have a Roku and it works great. This TV is a great value, the fact that is 720 should not make you hesitate to buy it; the picture is beautiful!
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We haven't actually be able to use it, as shortly after buying it, we bought a smart TV with 4 HDMI switches, enough for all we needed, since it eliminated the need to the Roku to be hooked up anymore. Sorry I can't be more helpful. I'm pretty certain my husband has the antenna hooked to something different, not HDMI.
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hmmm, I have a dumb TV and it works good with that, don't know about a smart one!
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Jean, Sorry, but the EH6070 does not have the Smart features for a web interface, required for streaming video. I had a 6070 for a short time, for the 3D features. I tried several brands/models of 3D sets, but was just not that impressed. I ended up trading in for a Samsung UN46EH6000. It does not have 3D or Smart features, it is just a good basic LCD set. If you want 3D and Smart features, you will need to move up to the UN46ES6500 or better. If you want Smart features but don't really care about 3D, you could drop back to the UN46EH5300 2D set. Another alternative would be to keep the 6070 and by a Roku. I subscribe to Netflix and Amazon, and I have a Roku 2 XS for streaming. I chose the XS because I run wired Ethernet for my system and it has both wired and wireless interfaces. If you decide to get a Roku and you run wireless, there are cheaper models of Roku that are wireless only. Roku also supports Vudu, Hulu Plus, HBOGo (if your ISP supports HBOGo) and other paid services. There is also support for a huge number of free entertainment channels. I have been very happy with the Roku. The Roku units have HDMI output. I run mine through an AV receiver, but it could also be plugged directly into the second HDMI input on the TV. Sorry I could not give you good news about streaming with only the TV. Hope this helps. Charlie
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I would if ur smart TV is blue tooth enabled but I recommend a harmony one universal remote it's easy to use and is built to last I love mine
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I don't know if it will or not. I looked at a lot of them and ordered RC-057. It was exactly like the one I had misplaced. I wish I could help you, but maybe you can contact Coby to see if they can help you. Give them the type of TV you have. Any or all information that you can give them will help.
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Yes. If this is the 3d smart tv, then yes. you can also connect your tv to the local area network in your house and use an android ap on your android smartphone which provides the same features.
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No but after you have tried to get some good out of this "smart TV" you will wish you hadn't waisted so much time with it and just bought a ROKU. That is what I did and now I am happy with this over priced mistake. :-(Bill in Las Vegas
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technically speaking yes it should definitely work. but it sounds like you should be getting a new tv instead haha
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If that's the 4K I would say go for it -I have a 48 which they said is too small to be any better in a 4K but a 55 and 65 you want 4k---my 48 is a great TV and a perfect size for my smaller den
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As long as your tv supports ARC (audio return channel) you should be fine i watch home movies on my smart tv with no problem. I hope this helps.
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Thanks for the reply. I received your answer after ordering the Roku unit from Amazon, so installed it anyway. Surprise, it works just fine!
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Probably not simply because this needs to work with an MHL enabled HDMI port. Most older TVs just are HDMI in. Unless the hotel has updated their TVs in year 2013 it's best to bring along the old roku puck. Hope this helps.
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I've just ordered one by Logitec. Everybody says it can be used with Smart TVs.
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No, you need a converter box. I would recommend getting a modern digital TV as money spent on a converter could be used to reduce cost of nrw TV. Don't buy a smart TV as i believe a ROKU box is a more flexible solution. The cost of TV has dropped. Just shop around for best buy.
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You could have gotten the cheaper one but the picture wouldn't be as good. We have the basic model on the bedroom tv, it's HDTV, we bought it for the previous tv which it worked great on, but the picture on it isn't as good as the Roku2 that we have on the HDTV in the living room.