Thread: General The rise and rise of "streaming boxes"
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Old 28-01-2016, 13:24   #39
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Re: The rise and rise of "streaming boxes"
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Originally Posted by techguyone View Post
Kodi isn't especially non techie friendly & does require a degree of housekeeping, that said it's not terribly complicated either, but it's not like a freeview box or similar plug n play device.
Yes, I can see how some would find this a pretty good device for their purposes, but I think the average punter looking for additional content would not go down this route.

A simple plug and play streaming stick is uncomplicated and no housekeeping is required - it's all there as soon as you are connected.
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