Already one of the best buys in home video, the bargain-priced Roku player — which already delivers streaming Netflix, Major League Baseball, and on-demand Amazon videos — now offers content "channels" from the likes of Pandora, Flickr, and Facebook. Read More
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Thinking about snapping up a Blu-ray player for the holdays? Wondering which of your favorite movie franchises — think "Star Wars," "Indiana Jones," "Lord of the Rings," and "The Matrix" — have gone Blu, and which haven't? Help is here. Read More
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Blu-ray player prices appear poised to drop well below the $99 mark come Black Friday. Examples: A Sylvania Blu-ray deck that'll go for just $89 in the Great Lakes region, and a Magnavox deck at Walmart for just $78. Read More
If not for the constant, distracting whine of the Xbox 360 console itself, I'd call the new streaming Zune Marketplace features on Xbox Live the on-demand HD panacea I've been waiting for. Read More
What will you be doing in 3009? While you may be dead and gone, one startup wants to ensure that even after 40 generations of your progeny have come and gone, your great-great-great-etc.-grandkids will still be able to watch that precious copy of Read More
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One of the biggest complaints I hear about Blu-ray concerns pricing — not for the players themselves, which have finally plunged south of $200 and even $100, but for Blu-ray movies and TV shows, which often sell for upwards of $35 each. As we head into th Read More
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Wish there was an easier way to watch streaming video from Boxee on your TV? Well, looks like the makers of the popular media-streaming software and Apple TV plug-in have decided to go ahead and make their own set-top box, although early word is that it m Read More
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First came movies on USB thumb drives. Now feature films are suddenly Read More
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I was almost joking when I suggested back in 2007 that movie studios might package motion pictures on flash media like SD cards or USB thumb drives... ... Read More
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Known far and wide for its $1-a-night DVD rentals, the red-hot kiosk company is reportedly testing some new — and higher — pricing schemes, including $2 first-night rentals in one market and $1.50/night rentals in another. Read More
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