Well in my opinion, if you have 8 TVs Id say that $80 really isnt that much is it?...
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No I gave you my opinion....I have a 3 bed 2 bath home If I put a tv in every room (including bathrooms) Id get 6..... Its your justifying, what makes me scratch my head....
Wow, yeah that is. That's why I've been using Harmony remotes for almost 20 years now, never had any issues with them.
Yup, when I got enough devices that I needed a bunch of remotes, I too went to the single remote that would do it all for me as well.
We all have our preferences ...
I use a URC MX 890 ...
I had my choice of many available, they all did what I needed, but the 890 seemed to fit my hand better than most of the others.
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If you want a universal remote, get one before stock runs out
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More investors are picking Apple for NFLST, which, unfortunately, shows I was correct, the NFL will follow the money vs more people watching and growing their fanbase.
While Apple TV has more subs (20 million) then DirecTV ( roughly 13 million sat subs), Amazon Prime still has the most potential with 150 million subs and the ability to handle bars/restaurants subs with Amazon Business.
If Apple does get it, DirecTV might ( if they want it) handle business customers, but that depends on costs of course, will AT&T pay the price the NFL would want.
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While Apple TV has more subs (20 million) then DirecTV ( roughly 13 million sat subs), Amazon Prime still has the most potential with 150 million subs and the ability to handle bars/restaurants subs with Amazon Business.
If Apple does get it, DirecTV might ( if they want it) handle business customers, but that depends on costs of course, will AT&T pay the price the NFL would want.
Apple 'Ready to Spend Billions' on Live Sports Content Over Next Four Years
Apple is on an "aggressive hunt" for potential deals that would allow it to broadcast live sports content on its TV+ streaming service as...
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You can get Apple TV on a Roku, Fire and most Google TV devices/interface.
I do not know on apps via certain TVs, like LG or Samsung for example.
Correct?More investors are picking Apple for NFLST, which, unfortunately, shows I was correct, the NFL will follow the money vs more people watching and growing their fanbase.
While Apple TV has more subs (20 million) then DirecTV ( roughly 13 million sat subs), Amazon Prime still has the most potential with 150 million subs and the ability to handle bars/restaurants subs with Amazon Business.
If Apple does get it, DirecTV might ( if they want it) handle business customers, but that depends on costs of course, will AT&T pay the price the NFL would want.
Apple 'Ready to Spend Billions' on Live Sports Content Over Next Four Years
Apple is on an "aggressive hunt" for potential deals that would allow it to broadcast live sports content on its TV+ streaming service as...
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Just think about it ... apple Phones and pads cost >500 . Apple TV things are like 200 +
What would they charge for NFL ST 700 ??
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What would they charge for NFL ST 700 ??
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Did you not post that ratings were going downward because of all the social justice issues, guess what, 10% up for the year.
I think his point is a Firestick costs $30 and Apple TV cost $200.....its a trend for apple, pay more get less
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