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Cracking Open the Roku Netflix Player

by Mark Kaelin | 06-25-08

Tags: TechRepublic Inc., Roku Netflix Player, Web Site Development, Tv & Home Theater, Internet, Web Technology, Digital Video, Corporate Communications, Personal Technology, Marketing, Mark Kaelin, Geek Gifts 2008, Netflix, video streaming, product photos, roku

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After removing the two hidden screws I was hoping the bottom of the case would separate easily. Unfortunately, the device is held together with tabs. Two on each side and three along the front panel.

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VERY cool concept, but almost too much drew.mcbee@... | 07/01/08

Interesting take Mark W. Kaelin

| 07/02/08

Great addition to your Entertainment City! TCS-Tech | 07/01/08

Getting closer to what I am looking for in TV Dumphrey | 07/02/08

with Dumphrey at that one... menzelrc@... | 07/03/08

RE: A small but powerful black box (Cracking Open the Roku Netflix Player) cjones@... | 07/09/08

RE: A small but powerful black box (Cracking Open the Roku Netflix Player) cjones@... | 07/09/08

RE: A small but powerful black box (Cracking Open the Roku Netflix Player) cjones@... | 07/09/08

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