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Roku OS expands to projectors with new reference design for partners

Roku OS expands to projectors with new reference design for partners

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It’s been a busy day for Roku, and the news isn’t stopping just yet. The company has already announced some new streaming sticks along with its first Roku-made TVs. As the company continues to expand its product lineup, Roku is also now set to enter the projector space with an all-new Roku TV smart projector. For now, this is only a reference design, which will be available to all Roku TV partners to access for their own products.

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As projectors continue to grow in popularity, Roku wants to continue its commitment to delivering better TV to everyone by meeting the consumers where they are. Whether you’re looking for a new way to watch TV in your backyard or just want a bigger screen in your home without the extensive cost of buying a massive TV, a projector can be a great way to accomplish that.

By having Roku OS powering projectors, consumers will be able to integrate other Roku devices effortlessly. That means that you can add wireless speakers, connect your Roku video doorbell, and more to create a user-friendly smart home setup. Roku expects that some of the first smart projectors with Roku OS will hit the market as early as summer 2025.

The projector announcement comes on the same day that the streaming giant unveiled a slew of other forthcoming additions to its product line and upgrades to its user experience. Roku is set to introduce a pair of new, first-of-their-kind streaming sticks with pre-orders available now. Priced at $30 and $40, respectively, the Roku Streaming Stick and Roku Streaming Stick Plus are 35% smaller than their competitors and do not require external power, making them infinitely easier to use both at home and on the road.

Then, the company announced plans for new Roku Pro Series smart TVs. New models of the company’s in-house product line will begin rolling out later in 2025 and will feature picture adjustment settings, LED backlighting, remote finder, and more.

Over the next few months, Roku will also be rolling out upgrades to its user experience. The platform will introduce new content discovery features, increased content on its Sports Zone, and efforts to make its mobile app the ideal streaming companion.


Jared DiPane is the General Manager of The Streamable and a digital media veteran with over a decade of experience in consumer technology, e-commerce, and cord-cutting strategy. He oversees editorial direction, platform growth, and product testing, ensuring readers receive the most accurate, data-driven advice to optimize their home entertainment setups.

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