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You no longer have to use Roku’s platform if you want a modern TCL TV<\/a> in the US. TCL has started selling<\/a> its Android TV-based 3-Series sets in the US through Best Buy. You can buy a 32-inch, 720p starter model for $130<\/a>, or jump to a 40-inch 1080p screen for $200<\/a>. These won’t compete with Sony’s sets<\/a> and are slightly less capable than their Roku counterparts (fewer HDMI inputs, for example), but they may do the trick if you’re looking for a no-frills set that still hooks into Google features like Assistant and media casting.<\/p>\n The company said this diversified the lineup to supply “popular software options” and give customers a choice At the same time, this also lets TCL hedge its bets — it doesn’t have to worry if Roku runs into trouble. This might also give TCL more control over its TVs where using Roku’s software requires relinquishing some of its power.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n Tags:<\/b> Jon Fingas<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"See Campaign: <\/strong>https:\/\/www.engadget.com\/2020-01-06-tcl-8k-tv-roku-mini-led-vidrian.html<\/a>
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Roku won’t be your only choice for a smart platform on TCL’s sets. You no longer have to use Roku’s platform if you want a modern TCL TV in the US. TCL has started selling its Android TV-based 3-Series sets in the US through Best Buy. You can buy a 32-inch, 720p starter model for $130, or jump to a … Continue reading TCL starts selling Android-powered TVs in the US<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading