Like New - Roku N1100 HD Wireless Streaming Player

heiney9

I recently upgraded my DVDp and it has Smart capabilities making my Roku player redundant. This is in like new condition (I just pulled the protective plastic off) as it basically sat in a video cabinet. This is the older type and has HDMI and a digital optical out, in addition to composite and RCA hookups.

However, it is HD but only supports 720p NOT 1080p. 720p has long been the minimum standard for something to be called HD. Perfect for a kids room or second TV.

Networking: Wi-Fi (802.11b/g) with WEP, WPA, and WPA2 support; 10/100 Ethernet(RJ-45)
Video Outputs: Composite video, S-Video, Component video (Y/Pb/Pr), HDMI
Video Modes: 16:9 HD (720p), 16:9 anamorphic (480p), 4:3 standard (480i)
Audio Output: Stereo (L/R RCA), Digital Optical (Toslink), Digital over HDMI
Remote Control: NEC protocol, supported by various universal remotes
Power Input: 5V, 1.5A provided by included AC adapter
Power Consumption: 5 watts peak, 3 watts in standby
Size: 5-by-5-by-1.75-inches (130-by-130-by-41-millimeters)
Weight: 11-ounces (300-grams)

I have the original box and everything works. Remote is like new as well.

$30 - shipped Paypal friends and family.

heiney9

Plus there are literally hundreds of "channels" that Roku supports, so you aren't just stuck with Netflix, Hulu or Amazon.

shawn474

Just so you know, roku does not support this player any longer. You can get the preloaded channels but if an update is required they will not offer the update for this player (or any of the older models). Additionally they will not add any new channels to the older players. So if anyone is looking for only the preloaded channels it's is a good deal. I bought one and had to upgrade to a newer player last year for this reason. Not trying to threadcrap, just trying to help. GLWTS

msg

insightful.
anyone know what the preloaded channels are?
I think the connectivity options on this unit are great; sure makes it a versatile little, esp for an older tv that might not have HDMI. when I was gifted my first Roku, it had an adapter cable for component, but it didn't work. I like the audio connect options, too.

heiney9

It has worked fine for me for years. There are about 75 to 100. I'll lower the price to $20. If you want the latest and greatest then you need to pay at least $60. This streams all the majors as like Hulu, Netflix and Amazon. If you're unsure there is a thing called Google. It's priced based on age and what it can do.

ken brydson

Sending PM...

heiney9

$old

ken brydson

Wanted to give a shout out to Brock. This was damn near a karma, cost him $13 out of the $20 in shipping. Thanks man....

heiney9

Enjoy!

I didn't want to send it in the original box only, so the extra size of the outer box must have pushed it way over. It was never my intent to make a lot of money off it, but I was a bit surprised at the shipping cost.......LOL

I'm just glad someone can use it rather than it sitting around on a closet.

H9