Video Streamers: 5 Fast Facts
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Fact #1. Video streamers offer Internet television via streaming services. Many of the streaming apps are available for free download, and can be used with a subscription to the service. You not only get television shows and movies, but you can also stream music, download files, and upload and view pictures. Some even allow for full Internet browsing.
Fact #2. Convenience is key. Most of the video streamers you will find take up less space than your average DVD player, and can often be hidden behind the television. They come with their own remote controls, so you can easily sit back and choose what to watch in a few simple clicks. And if you lose the remote, don't panic. Many of these devices can also be controlled via a smartphone app.
Fact #3. Video streamers can go beyond HD. Video streamers are currently the only devices that support 4K video, with the exception of certain smart TVs. This simply means that the horizontal resolution of the picture is around 4,000 pixels. This technology has been used in movie theaters for several years. But it's only recently been made available to the general public.
Fact #4. There are several factors to consider before you buy. First, make sure that your TV will be compatible. Typically, the only thing you need is an HDMI port, which almost all modern televisions have. You also want to think about the interface. Some are easier to use than others. Finally, there's price. These devices range from under $50 to over $200. So think about what features you need, and how much you're willing to pay.
Fact #5. Media streaming has been in the works since the 1980s. That's when home computers first became capable of playing videos. But they were incredibly low-resolution, and buffering was a constant problem. In 2007, Apple release the Apple TV, which promised to eliminate the need for a cable subscription. Television and movie streaming quickly became popular. Today, video streamers are common in households around the world.
Fact #1. Video streamers offer Internet television via streaming services. Many of the streaming apps are available for free download, and can be used with a subscription to the service. You not only get television shows and movies, but you can also stream music, download files, and upload and view pictures. Some even allow for full Internet browsing.
Fact #2. Convenience is key. Most of the video streamers you will find take up less space than your average DVD player, and can often be hidden behind the television. They come with their own remote controls, so you can easily sit back and choose what to watch in a few simple clicks. And if you lose the remote, don't panic. Many of these devices can also be controlled via a smartphone app.
Fact #3. Video streamers can go beyond HD. Video streamers are currently the only devices that support 4K video, with the exception of certain smart TVs. This simply means that the horizontal resolution of the picture is around 4,000 pixels. This technology has been used in movie theaters for several years. But it's only recently been made available to the general public.
Fact #4. There are several factors to consider before you buy. First, make sure that your TV will be compatible. Typically, the only thing you need is an HDMI port, which almost all modern televisions have. You also want to think about the interface. Some are easier to use than others. Finally, there's price. These devices range from under $50 to over $200. So think about what features you need, and how much you're willing to pay.
Fact #5. Media streaming has been in the works since the 1980s. That's when home computers first became capable of playing videos. But they were incredibly low-resolution, and buffering was a constant problem. In 2007, Apple release the Apple TV, which promised to eliminate the need for a cable subscription. Television and movie streaming quickly became popular. Today, video streamers are common in households around the world.
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