Do I need a device for every TV in the house? null

Yes, each TV rquires a device. If your network is strong enough look at the Stick or Amazon.

Yes, one device will only run one TV. You can disconnect it and move it to a different TV, but I'd suggest just getting one for each TV that you want to use it on.

Yes, if you want to see Roku channels. The Roku will receive streaming via WIFI. You must connect the Roku with a HDMI cable to your TV to display and hear the video and audio. So, any TV around your house that you want to see streaming via Roku, you will need another device.

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Yes, each TV rquires a device. If your network is strong enough look at the Stick or Amazon.
Answered by b1review 8 years ago
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Yes, one device will only run one TV. You can disconnect it and move it to a different TV, but I'd suggest just getting one for each TV that you want to use it on.
Answered by Sidewinder 8 years ago
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Yes - only operates on 1 set
Answered by Joey 8 years ago
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Yes, if you want to see Roku channels. The Roku will receive streaming via WIFI. You must connect the Roku with a HDMI cable to your TV to display and hear the video and audio. So, any TV around your house that you want to see streaming via Roku, you will need another device.
Answered by BStuff 8 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Linz126 8 years ago
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