Tablo Replaces Amazon FireTV Recast for Over-The Air-Viewing and Recording
Amazon has abandoned this market.
Below is a picture from my blog four years ago when we replaced DIRECTV with Amazon devices.
Amazon has abandoned this market.
Below is a picture from my blog four years ago when we replaced DIRECTV with Amazon devices.
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OTA is how I'll get my local stations once I take down More...
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Grandson Jack went to sleep bravely with just a few complaints about the pain of teething. As babysitters do, Mary and I turned on the big screen… and watched the future of TV.
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