I have be a devoted Roku user for quite some time now . I have two , and have buy two other as gift . when I get the Roku , all that be available be Netflix and Major League Baseball . since then , multiple channel have be add at a rapid rate , and I rarely watch network tv any longer because the ROKU offer so many good alternative . enter Google TV . I be excite about the possibility , hopeful that it would consolidate so much of the video available on the web . my laptop seem to do a better job , use Windows 7 's Media Center and the hp-provided collection of online content . I would have a better experience have I just run a hdmus cable from the laptop -lrb- with its tuner -rrb- to the television . use the Chrome browser would be nice , if you only know where to look . how about provide a list of video bookmark within Chrome ? of course , use the browser on my 32 '' hdtv require get up from you chair and walk to the tv in order to read the fine print . some sort of magnifier tool would be welcome . another difficulty ensue if you do not have satellite or cable service . my plan be to avoid have such service , because Google tv be go to give I everything I need . that be not happen . integrate tv from a antenna into the device be not possible , unless perhaps there be some way to connect it through a dvr , which I do not have and should not need , consider that the whole idea of Google TV be to provide video when you want it , not when it be schedule . the gist of it all be that Google TV sound like a great idea , but the idea be still unfulfilled . I 'll keep the box and check back from time to time , hope that it , like ROKU , will expand its offering . meanwhile , I 'll keep enjoy my Rokus . ultimately , I 'll probably just connect a dedicated pc with a tuner to my system and let Windows 7 do what Google tv should have be do straight out of the box . it have be a disappointing purchase -- three time the cost of my rokus , and deliver much less than a third of the content .