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» App showdown: Roku vs. Chromecast vs. Apple TV vs. Fire TV vs. Android TV by Jared Newman | @onejarednewman TechHive
1:00 PMHigh Tech House Calls, Expert Computer Consulting
App selection should be one of the biggest factors in choosing a
streaming media player, because all the fancy features in the world
don't mean much if you can't actually watch what you want.
The good news is that there's decent app parity among the major
streaming media devices, including Apple TV ($69 to $199), Amazon's Fire
TV ($99, or $39 for the Fire TV Stick), Roku ($50 to $130, depending on
the model), Chromecast ($35), and Android TV devices such as the Nexus
Player ($100) and Nvidia Shield Android TV ($200). If you're just
looking to watch Netflix or Hulu Plus, pretty much every device on the
market will have you covered.
Still, each platform does have its hang-ups, which you can see in the
chart below. Have a look, then keep reading for some takeaways and
caveats:
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