Forget a Smart TV, You Should Get a Stick PC

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May 15, 2023

Even if you own a smart TV, you may find yourself buying a streaming stick for increased speed, responsiveness, and reliability. But what if you want to take things a step further? While “stick PCs” are a pretty old concept, they’re still a great solution for viewing content on the big screen.

Check our top story to learn why a stick PC, rather than a streaming stick, might be the best addition to your TV.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY Forget a Smart TV, You Should Get a Stick PC


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