What is a Roku TV? I hope I can ask this here

[yellowdogintexas]

8. ROKU does have its own 'channel' and offers a number

of no extra cost programming. You can also subscribe to that channel if you like but you don't have to.

One of Roku's coolest features is its search function. You can put in any title, and it will show you where/how you can watch it. If it is not on any of your streaming svcs you can indicate you want an alert when it's accessible.

"Smart" TV is not a requirement. Our Emerson flatscreen is most definitely not smart. It has no internet capability of its own, everything streams in through the ROKU device. (our ROKU is about 3 inches square and sits on top of our DVD player)

We have an antenna in the attic for the local TV just like the old days.

We have a smaller flatscreen in another room and for fun we put a Firestick on it. I much prefer the Roku because the remote is easier to work with.