Actually the best thing to do is conduct your own research on ROKU, interesting to read all the reviews, some are excellent some very poor, channel selection reviews some good some poor, you can make your own decision, but ROKU has nothing to do with TEVE other than allowing certain stations to be viewed, which ones are TEVE associated is hard to tell. ROKU is nothing but an aid for streaming video to support netflix, hulu etc, taking the place of many game consoles bluerays etc. Again more personal research is required. So would I buy this just to view TEVE stations???NO
Still trying to find out exactly how much continuing dollar inflow is created for TEVE per system, per client; as from what I can see it is a one time purchase with optional warranty service if requested. Otherwise, a simple warranty on the product. It's obviously not much money comparing the total alleged client list vs total annual income. Like when Sony sells you a blue ray player, one time purchase, warranty for a year. Period, only help in increased revenue is raising the price of the player along with increasing number of customers. Now what marketing have you seen lately for TEVE systems. I go back to only 23 employees. This is truly under the radar and obviously for a reason.
