A little background...
I have been a cord cutter for a couple of years now. I have 1 TV in the house, in the living room. I have an OTA antenna that takes care of my local networks. This antenna feeds into an old Tivo from my cable TV days, which then feeds into a Logitech Revue (Google TV) which then feeds into the TV. I like Google TV because it lets me stream ESPN3 on the TV
For Christmas, my wife has asked for a TV in the bedroom (I'm a lucky man). I was thinking about doing the same setup (Antenna to Google TV box to TV), but just realized that none of the Google TV boxes have coaxial inputs, only HDMI. I could still use a Google TV box, I'd just have to set it up on a separate component input, which is not exactly what I had in mind.
I see that Boxee Box and Boxee TV have coaxial inputs, but I am not sure about the ESPN3 capability.
I know that Roku is very popular, but, again, no ESPN3.
Just trying to get a feel for what other people are doing.
I have been a cord cutter for a couple of years now. I have 1 TV in the house, in the living room. I have an OTA antenna that takes care of my local networks. This antenna feeds into an old Tivo from my cable TV days, which then feeds into a Logitech Revue (Google TV) which then feeds into the TV. I like Google TV because it lets me stream ESPN3 on the TV
For Christmas, my wife has asked for a TV in the bedroom (I'm a lucky man). I was thinking about doing the same setup (Antenna to Google TV box to TV), but just realized that none of the Google TV boxes have coaxial inputs, only HDMI. I could still use a Google TV box, I'd just have to set it up on a separate component input, which is not exactly what I had in mind.
I see that Boxee Box and Boxee TV have coaxial inputs, but I am not sure about the ESPN3 capability.
I know that Roku is very popular, but, again, no ESPN3.
Just trying to get a feel for what other people are doing.