“1 have 3 tvs living room bedroom and kitchen (apartment) If I buy a box for each TV, Will my computer modem work all”

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• As long as you have a strong enough Wireless signal you should be able to connect multiple RoKu's to multiple TV's in your house. Easiest way to check is to take your phone or tablet and go to the WiFi menu and walk to where the RoKu's will be placed and see how strong the signal is, if you have a good strong signal than the RoKu should have a strong signal. This should work for all wireless devices but not always depending on the Wireless Radio in your phone/table vs the Wireless radio in your RoKu but it should work with no issues.

  Answered by TechGuyEric 9 years ago

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• yes you simply log on with the same user Id and password. I use this system on the living room and bedroom tv.

  Answered by charlieD 10 years ago

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• It should. Each device would have a separate IP address.

  Answered by tedy02 10 years ago

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• Depends on your internet speed. If more than 10-15Mbps, should be no problem.

  Answered by MikeP 10 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Yankees67fan 10 years ago

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• Yes, you can hook up several Apple TVs to a single wireless router but beware that the bandwidth of your router and your download speed from your internet service provider will play a role in how smooth this all functions.

  Answered by djcjATX 10 years ago

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