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deonejuan
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deonejuan asked in Consumer ElectronicsTVs · 7 years ago

What would be the cheapest solution to connect web TV to smart TV?

I'm inclined to a micro computer, but is there any electronic box to connect DSL, run a flash-enabled browser, wi-fi and HDMI into the Smart TV? The Roku needs plug-ins and a media server running on a networked PC. I just want to see the TV I can get off the web onto my TV.

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  • Ed
    7 years ago
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    I went with the Roku + Plex route. I find with Netflix I rarely need to watch anything off the internet. If you want to watch Youtube, the Roku 3 now has a native YouTube app.

    Otherwise, you're out of luck. If Flash wasn't an issue, you could go with the Playstation 3 or 4.

    Best bet is a smart TV, but good luck finding one with a Flash browser.

    Source(s): http://www.enwealthen.com/the-great-tv-conspiracy-...
  • ?
    Lv 7
    7 years ago

    Two tin cans and a string's not doing it for ya?

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