I think that this comes down to pirating and p0rn. It is very easy for me to download a TV show automatically using TED, have them automatically identified and

I think that this comes down to pirating and p0rn. It is very easy for me to download a TV show automatically using TED, have them automatically identified and queued up in Boxee to watch on my TV. I have an old computer connected to my TV via HDMI and a Harmony 880 remote to control it. Beyond television and movie downloads, what about mature content? Apple has gone to great lengths to ensure that the content they offer is free of adult content. I like that but I know that a TV and Internet connected device like this will do a lot better if it's easy to put p0rn on. The problem with the existing Apple TV was the content - short of a price reduction, I didn't see Steve announce any real content changes. In my mind, the biggest thing standing in Boxee's way is their relationship with DLink to price ($200 - $250) and provide the Boxee boxes. I get that they view the boxes as a way to get their primary product (software) in-front of more people, but I think that they'd be wise to diversify with a number of manufacturers making open hardware that comes with Boxee pre-installed.