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<blockquote data-quote="Mankster" data-source="post: 2666700" data-attributes="member: 839292">...can act as a wi-fi adapter.? ok...the &quot;LG 60PZ550&quot; is &quot;Wi-Fi ready&quot; meaning you can enable it&#039;s internet apps &quot;Netcast&quot; and DLNA, but need to purchasing a $67 wireless adapter to access the internet wirelesly. My question is simple. If i get a device like a &quot;Roku&quot; or &quot;Revue&quot; that comes with built-in Wi-Fi, will i be able to utilize the TV&#039;s built-in features through that and forgo buying the wi-fi adapter?you may be asking WHY would you need to access the built-in features like Netcast when Roku&#039;s features are better??...well, here&#039;s why. Roku doesnt support DLNA.so, more spacifically i guess what i&#039;m asking is...can i get a &quot;Roku&quot; and take advantage of the TV&#039;s built-in DLNA support through the Roku&#039;s wifi without having to get the LG Wi-Fi adapter?thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mankster, post: 2666700, member: 839292"] ...can act as a wi-fi adapter.? ok...the "LG 60PZ550" is "Wi-Fi ready" meaning you can enable it's internet apps "Netcast" and DLNA, but need to purchasing a $67 wireless adapter to access the internet wirelesly. My question is simple. If i get a device like a "Roku" or "Revue" that comes with built-in Wi-Fi, will i be able to utilize the TV's built-in features through that and forgo buying the wi-fi adapter? you may be asking WHY would you need to access the built-in features like Netcast when Roku's features are better??...well, here's why. Roku doesnt support DLNA. so, more spacifically i guess what i'm asking is...can i get a "Roku" and take advantage of the TV's built-in DLNA support through the Roku's wifi without having to get the LG Wi-Fi adapter? thanks! [/QUOTE]

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