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9 FAQ
What is the difference between Roku (Roku 3, for example) and
a Roku Streaming Stick?
The main difference is that Roku 3 is a little box (smaller than your
router) and Roku Streaming Stick is a little stick (like a UBS stick) that you
plug in into your computer. Price-wise, Roku 3 is twice as expensive and is
slightly faster. Otherwise, there are only slight differences in functionality
and features.
What is Roku Ready Streaming Stick and how is it different from
the ‘normal’ Roku Streaming Stick?
They are very similar, but there is one main difference: Roku
Streaming Stick is used for TVs with HDMI plugin, while the Ready
Version uses the less common MHL plugin, making the Roku Ready a
slightly more expensive option as well.
What does HDMI stand for?
HDMI stands for High-Definition Media Interface and is the standard
for both audio and video connections.
Roku Streaming Stick is dual wireless, what exactly does that
mean?
Most Wi-Fi devices operate at 2.4GHZ frequency (same as microwave
ovens and most landline phones), which can cause some interference and
make it operate slower. Besides this basic frequency, Roku also operates at
5GHZ, which means faster performance (because of less interference). If
you have your Roku TV set placed in the kitchen (right next to your