Years ago, I bought an Android TV box so I wouldn’t have to replace the TV in my bedroom with a smart TV. At the time, it seemed like a cheap and simple solution. All I had to do was plug the box into the TV, connect it to Wi-Fi, and I had access to all the streaming apps I needed. What I didn’t expect was that I’d still be using the same box years later, even while newer streaming devices have come and gone.
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