Roku shares rose Tuesday after the streaming platform launched its first smart projector, according to Benzinga. The Aurzen Roku TV Smart Projector D1R Cube, now available in the U.S. through Amazon. The projector offers 1080p HD visuals, built-in speakers, multiple ports, and wireless connectivity for screens up to 150 inches. The projector runs on Roku OS, giving users access to streaming content and live channels with features like AirPlay, Bluetooth listening, and smart home compatibility. The launch highlights Roku’s push to expand its hardware lineup while strengthening its lead as the top TV streaming platform in North America. The move follows Roku’s recent integration of YouTube TV into its Sports Channel. Roku shares are up more than 31% over the past year and remain a key holding in Cathie Wood’s ARK Innovation ETF.
