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Comcast Comes to Roku Devices

Comcast-e1396980588440Still not a cord cutter but thinking about it? Still paying Comcast for TV? Well there is now a new way to get around the $10 a month box fees Comcast has by using a Roku to replace your cable box.

Comcast and Time Warner, two of the largest cable providers, allow customers to access their subscription services on TCL Roku TVs through an app, rather than a cable box. Comcast’s Xfinity Partner app will add more popular programming to TCL Roku TVs and Roku boxes, which already feature the largest selection of streaming content of any smart TV – more than 300,000 movies and television shows on 3,000 plus channels. Without the need for a set-top box, TCL Roku TVs save consumers the cost and clutter of additional hardware.

“TCL is dedicated to providing the easiest way to access all your favorite content through our innovative portfolio of TCL Roku TVs,” said Chris Larson, vice president, sales and marketing, TCL. “Whether you’re a cord cutter looking for the most streaming channels or a cable subscriber that wants all that streaming content and the ability to get the most out of your cable subscription, TCL Roku TV delivers a great experience.”

Comcast’s Xfinity Partner app gives their customers even more options when it comes to consuming the content they love, anywhere and anytime. The app is expected to be available later this year and will provide customers with access to their subscribed programming, including local broadcast, cable and premium networks, Public, Educational and Governmental (PEG) channels, as well as their cloud DVR recordings.

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