We already went hands-on with the impressive TCL Roku TV that made its debut earlier this year at CES 2014, but left the Las Vegas conference without knowing its price and release date.
That changed today, as the Chinese television manufacturer that's all about affordability announced four models that use Roku as its main interface. Not surprisingly, the price isn't outrageous for the specs.
Smaller sets include the 32-inch 32FS4610R at $229 and 40-inch 40FS4610R at $329. Scaling up a bit, the 48-inch 48FS4610R TCL Roku TV costs $499.
The biggest TCL Roku TV is the 55-inch model 55FS4610R at a still reasonable $649.
Not 4K Ultra HD but a great interface
Pre-orders begin right now through Amazon.com. TCL told TechRadar that other major retailers throughout the US will start selling the televisions in the coming weeks.
Of course, as we pointed out last January, none of the TCL Roku TVs are "4K" or "Ultra HD." The big benefit isn't four times the resolution.
Instead, you're dialing back the specs and the price for a television with one of the best Smart TV interfaces. Roku 3 boasts the most apps and the TCL Roku TV is no different.
- Check out our 4K TV explainer to find out about Ultra HD
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