Weekly Streaming TV News Stories Volume 2

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"Amazon takes on TCL’s Roku TV with low-cost HDR Fire TV television"

Amazon comes out with a TV to compete with TCL

"Things are looking a lot brighter for Amazon's collection of Fire TV Edition sets. The company is introducing three new smart televisions made by Toshiba that bring HDR support to the product line for the first time. The displays are also going up for sale at an appealing price point."

"As AT&T-Time Warner deal marks a year, consumers wait for splashy products, lower prices"

"As AT&T and Time Warner mark the one-year anniversary of their merger, they’re preparing to debut the most visible manifestation of their marriage: a streaming service that will showcase HBO content and compete with Netflix."

"How to upgrade your Roku TV remote for just $20"

Roku's Enhanced remote (left) has voice search capability and can be aimed anywhere, two features the standard remote (right) is missing."

TCL Introduces a New 6 Series ROKU 4K HDR TV And It Is Stunning!

"TCL's 6-Series TVs combines superior 4K UHD picture quality with Dolby Vision, which delivers the ultimate HDR imaging experience. The popular Roku OS offers the most streaming content for countless entertainment options. You'll also notice striking bright and dark areas of the picture with Contrast Control Zone technology. Plus, Wide Color performance with TCL's NBP Photon technology produces a vibrant, rich color palette."

"Tubi Hits 20 Million Active Users"

"Tubi a Free Legal Streaming TV Service that offers a surprising amount of content, just hit big milestone. In May they reached over 20 million active users. And many who cut the cord are embracing this Free streaming TV channel.

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