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I have a Roku Netflix Player, which is a $100 device with no moving parts; plug in power, HDMI, and put it on your wifi network, and away you go. The netflix s
by tsuraan 18y ago
I have a Roku Netflix Player, which is a $100 device with no moving parts; plug in power, HDMI, and put it on your wifi network, and away you go. The netflix selection is rapidly growing (they just got the Starz network, which really helped their selection), and the device will hopefully support hulu.com in the next few months. Between Netflix instant play, hulu, and a great little device like that, I'm not sure what else is needed for TV over the internet.
- LogicHoleFlaw 18y agoNetflix is moving strongly in this segment. This November their player for the Xbox 360 is coming out, which I'm greatly looking forward to.
- tsuraan 18y agoYeah, I was considering holding out for that, but my 360 is just loud; I don't mind it for video games, but I don't need that thing humming along while I'm watching movies. The Roku's really nice that way.