What is the difference between Roku 3500RW and Roku 3500R, besides the price?
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The 3500RW is the Vudu limited edition. It comes with a direct access button for Vudu instead of Blockbuster on the standard version. It also includes a $5 credit to be used on Vudu.Com for movie / TV rentals or purchases. Otherwise the rest is the same.
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I'm not sure, I've been looking but did not have both on hand at time to compare I apologize
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The difference is in the TV's refresh rate. The 32l4200u is at 60Hz while the 32l1350 is at 120Hz. The difference between these refresh rates dictate how much you can see in a set amount of time. So, if there is movement on the screen, the 120Hz TV will show the motion a little more smoothly (a little less blurry) than the 60Hz TV. Hope that helps.
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The remote for a Roku Ready TV will have the necessary controls for this model so a special remote will not be required. If you are interested in playing games on the the Roku, you may want the 3400R model which comes with a motion sensing remote specifically for the games. I only use mine for streaming so the TV remote works just fine.
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There is a Redbox app available on the Roku 3. I've not used it, but I have seen that the app is available.
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The Roku HD and Roku LT only support 720p. The Roku HD does not have the "channel shortcut buttons" which the Roku LT, Roku 1, and Roku 2 have. Otherwise the features of the Roku HD are the same as the Roku 1. The Roku 2 supports dual-band wireless and has the upgraded "remote with headphone jack for private listening". The Roku 3 is HDMI-only and "lightning fast with 5x faster processor" and supports wired-ethernet and USB. http://www.roku.com/products/compare I recommend spending a little more to get a model that supports 1080p, even if you set the Roku to use 720p for now. Also the "Roku 2 XS" is a great model which supports wired-ethernet, USB, and 1080p, but not dual-band wireless.
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I have both. PS3: 60+ watts for BD Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio.Roku: 4 watts - for Stereo Programs, Netflix, Hulu+, etc...of the 470 Channels available, I have new tech & gamer programs that I now follow every week. BBC World News 24/7 is available.
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I'm not sure what the differences are between the two. But my experience with the wireless part was it was basically useless. Video was not watchable at 720p or above. However the wireless function was ok for PowerPoint presentations and slides I did not test slides with audio. The picture was good and clear as well as bright. But the video was a deal breaker for us.
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I have never been able to stream with the Roku I purchased from Amazon a couple of years ago. It is just sitting by my television. I do have a smart TV now by Samsung so I really do not need the devise anymore. Sorry I cannot answer this question.
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Go to speedtest Dot Net on the web and run a speed test. If over 1.5mbps then you are good to go Roku. 1.25mbps is sort of borderline. Anything lower down to about 0.6mbps will work but never in HD. They will work with the lower speeds but never upshift to HD.
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Roku is "dedicated" and VERY simple to use. The quality is very good and the Roku Store has a lot of channels and is getting more. I think Roku has more offerings than Apple (Hard to imagine) at this time.We don't have cable and rarely watch local TV.Viva Roku!Have fun.
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The difference is $1,000 - $1,200. With all else being the same, I saw no noticeable difference between the 120 & 240Hz Samsung models, or with other 120 & 240 sets I have for that matter. The difference in the price is very noticeable.
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The 4520 has 2 more channels and 25 watts more on each channel, also a lot bigger, so if you don't need all the channels and want a smaller foot print, save the cash and get the x4000
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Montie .. I would right Roku to be sure but I think it had to do with the use off a special port (MHL) to power the device. The 3400R Roku Ready version is only compatible with MHL-port ready devices. This is why I purchased the 3400Rw as I'm not sure what a MHL port is and power it using a normal outlet.Mike M
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I have a Roku and it works great. This TV is a great value, the fact that is 720 should not make you hesitate to buy it; the picture is beautiful!
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I just looked at both of these tvs (I too, don't know which one to buy) at Fry's. Side by side, same type of cable and both hooked to same bluray. I and my husband couldn't tell any difference except the 55" is bigger. At Best Buy they didn't have them side by side on the wall and it didn't look as if the 55" was that much bigger. But when both are at same level on a stand you could really tell the difference. The picture quality was the same to both of us. I asked the salesman and he said unless watching sports you would not be able to tell.
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The 600U has a few more bells & whistles. It accepts a cable card if your cable company supports that, has a VGA input for your computer, can display picture in picture (or split screen!) from 2 sources, has better speakers, and in my humble opinion looks a little nicer. There is no difference in the picture quality, both will have the same great picture. Both display in the same resolution. I just had to make the decision on what to buy, and I saved the $$ and got the 60U last week. The only perk I was really interested in was the picture in picture, but that's wasn't worth it to me, and Dish Network has a HD receiver that will do it internally (if I go that route). Anyway, hope this helps! Matt
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I would get the roku 2 xd. around fifty five dollars from amazon warehouse and I am sure like me you will come to love it. They are adding more channels every day.it is close to replacing my cable service.