There is a tremendous amount of hardware that cord-cutters use to support their viewing. Of course, little is actually necessary. You can watch live TV in HD on a computer plugged into the wall.
But most people want more. Below are our articles on different kinds of hardware.
Table Of Contents
Streaming Devices
- Streaming Devices
- AirTV 2
- Amazon Fire TV
- Computer Laptop
- iPhone
- Media Center Mobile Apps
- Media Streaming Devices
- Parental Controls
- Roku Devices
Antenna Hardware
- HD Antennas
- Indoor vs Outdoor Antennas
- Mohu AirWave
- Mohu Leaf
- Mohu Leaf Ultimate
- Mohu Sky 60
- Multiple TVs to One Antenna
- Non-Subscription DVRs
- Over-the-Air TV
- Top Antennas and DVRs
DVRs
Internet Hardware
Frank Moraes is Content Editor at HotDog where he specializes in sports streaming and its various technical issues. He is responsible for the site’s thorough coverage of the regional sports networks (RSNs) — essential for MLB, NBA, and NHL fans.
He got his start in Atmospheric Physics and remote sensing where he created software for point-to-point streaming of video and other data. Since that time, Frank has worked as a tech writer specializing in the nexus of technology and entertainment. His other passion is low-budget and "weird" films, which you can read about at Psychotronic Review.
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He got his start in Atmospheric Physics and remote sensing where he created software for point-to-point streaming of video and other data. Since that time, Frank has worked as a tech writer specializing in the nexus of technology and entertainment. His other passion is low-budget and "weird" films, which you can read about at Psychotronic Review.
See Frank's Full Bio
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