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Yes, and it's also a streaming deviceIs Roku TV a smart TV? In short, yes. It's a combination of a smart TV and a Roku streaming device with traditional TV functions and an operating ...

Roku — which makes some of our favorite streaming devices — announced at CES 2023 that it will be manufacturing its own television sets for the first time ever this spring, in a move it hopes ...

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Roku Plans to Launch Its Own TV Line This is the first time the company has created its own televisions, after partnering with outside manufacturers.

Roku defends its decision to start making its own smart TVs while TV manufacturers go toe-to-toe for market share.

Any Roku TV partner can pick up the reference design, make their customizations if needed, and launch the TV with its own branding, all without investing much in design and research.

In 2014, Roku expanded its reach by partnering with TV manufacturers to sell Roku’s software already installed on smart TVs and will continue to do so. Selling its own TVs is a natural ...

The company has been licensing its Roku interface to other TV manufacturers, like TCL and Hisense, for several years, but this is the first time that Roku has built its own TVs from the ground up.

Roku is rolling out support for picture-in-picture on its TVs, allowing users to see a camera feed without leaving their show or movie.

Of the many questions at this year’s CES about Roku launching its own line of smart TVs in the spring, perhaps the most pressing is: Why? After all, Roku is already the top connected TV platform ...