Netgem Unveils New Freely-Compatible ‘PLEIO’ Streaming Puck

Netgem Unveils New Freely-Compatible ‘PLEIO’ Streaming Puck

The latest step towards freeing U.K. households from their reliance on TV aerials is here.

Netgem unveils PLEIO, first standalone Freely-capable device

(Image courtesy Netgem, graphic edited by The Desk) Netgem has introduced the first standalone connected television (CTV) device that brings the capabilities of Freely to existing TV sets in the United Kingdom. The device, called PLEIO, allows TV users to watch content from Britain’s four main public service broadcasters — the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Paramount’s Channel 5 — through the Freely standard, while also streaming content from Netflix, …

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Pleio Is Here: The Freely Box That Takes Aim At Freeview

After 18 months of waiting, the standalone Freely box everyone’s been asking for finally launched this morning – and it’s brought a streaming-only approach that ditches Freeview’s aerials entirely. The £99 Netgem Pleio (pronounced “PLAY-oh”) is available now on Amazon, as well as through ISP bundles with local providers like WightFibre, BRSK, and Connect Fibre. Source: Pleio Is Here: The Freely Box That Takes Aim At Freeview

Netgem brings Freely to legacy TVs with revamped PLEIO streaming puck

Netgem has relaunched PLEIO, removing the TV tuner and adding the UK’s Freely service to create a new UK streaming device and white-label TV platform. It’s being positioned as an all-in-one service for watching live TV, streaming apps and cloud gaming. PLEIO integrates Freely – the free streaming platform backed by the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and U – offering over 50 live channels and a deep on-demand line-up over Wi-Fi. The device also a…

Netgem Launch New Freely Supporting UK TV Streaming Box

Digital entertainment platform Netgem TV has this morning announced the launch of their next generation IPTV box and service – PLEIO, which is also set to be bundled by broadband ISPs including WightFibre, Connect Fibre and Brsk. The new kit is both more powerful and features support for the new broadband-based live TV streaming service – Freely. The set-top-boxes that Netgem have provided in the past – like the Netbox 4K (inc. HDR, Bluetooth pa…