Roku has launched a new line-up of it media streaming boxes. The Roku LT stays around, but Roku is introducing new Roku 1, Roku 2 and Roku 3 boxes. All three will be available in the US, UK, Canada and Ireland.

Roku updates its media streamers with 1, 2, 3
Roku’s boxes are some of the most popular media streamer boxes around as they offer an app for pretty much any TV service, a good user interface, and attractive price points.


Roku 1, 2, 3

Roku presents the new boxes as follow:
The new Roku LT is the easiest and most affordable way to stream to virtually any TV with support for up to 720p HD video quality.
The Roku 1 takes streaming a step further than the Roku LT with support for up to 1080p HD video quality. 
The Roku 2 offers the same great experience as the Roku 1 and features a remote with built-in headphone jack for private listening and dual-band wireless for better Internet connectivity. Both are popular features that were previously available only with the Roku 3.
Leading the family is the flagship Roku 3 which launched in the U.S. in March. The fastest-and-most-powerful Roku player to date, Roku 3 sets the bar for streaming with all the features of the Roku 2 plus Ethernet and USB ports and an enhanced remote with built-in headphone jack and motion-control for gaming. 


Roku 1, 2, 3

Roku says that more than 1000 channels are available in the US, and more than 450 channels are available in the UK, Canada and Ireland. Roku has also announced a new partnership with M-GO that will bring M-GO’s movies and TV shows to the front page of the Roku user interface. The free iOS and Android apps let users control the Roku boxes from a smartphone or tablet, and the new Play on Roku lets users stream music, video, and photos to the big screen.

Roku LT, Roku 1 and Roku 2 will be available in the US beginning in October for $50, $60, and $80. The Roku 3 is already available in all regions. The 1 and 2 will also be available in the UK, Canada, and Ireland beginning this October.