Will Handheld Television Devices Ever Catch On

Among the newer products this year which hasn't had much press but still are handheld television equipment. However, there are small products that are designed specifically so that an end user can enjoy streaming tv on them and nothing else. Will something this way really ever catch on?
A great number of devices are roughly $300 or even so and feature month subscription program of around ten dolars a month for quite a few stations. The idea is the fact that you can pack this device along and Firestick Frozen watch television during the downtime of yours. You might pull it out when there's news that is breaking and watch live coverage of an event. After the original cost of the device, the program seems to be listed decently that some might look at watching television this way.
It could be a hard sell to many people due to competing devices that men and women already own. What happens more often than not is that a device is not really a bad idea. It's just that there are several other devices that can do something similar.
Numerous phones already have the ability to stream television. If you are on a company that cannot do this, you are able to still check the internet for breaking news and even watch video.
There are also a number of iPods that people have. In case you are somebody who has downtime to view shows, it's likely that you have previously worked with services as iTunes or Amazon to buy shows to watch on the portable devices of yours. While a subscription could get you much more tv per dollar, this concept still is present in downloadable formats.
Reasonably, the price tag of the unit will have to come down for people to actually make this kind of buy. You'll find too many devices which are popular in that budget range that an additional television product would seem to drop on the bottom part of the list after smart phones, eBook readers, mp3 players, and netbooks.