Roku + cable tv connection


  1. ellenc
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    Roku + cable tv connection


    Don't watch Comcast cable TV more. Have Roku and Uverse internet. Do they work without cable TV? Can I ditch cable TV? ellenc
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  3. AmericanPharaoh
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    Roku does require an Internet connection to work. You will need at least an Internet only service, with a speed of up to 18 Mbps. High Definition Streaming requires approximately 12 Mbps speed.
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