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Netflix breaks into the top 20 for video sites
It is no secret that Netflix is pushing their Watch Instantly movie streaming, and according to the December comScore numbers that push seems to be working. It seems that Netflix has broken into the top 20, albeit just barely at position 19 falling in between Break Media at 20 and Justin.tv at 18. comScore Video Metrix (U.S.) Videos (000) Total Internet : Total Audience 33,242,835 1. Google Sites 13,242,487 2. Hulu 1,013,494 3. Microsoft Sites…
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Netflix goes Indie, adds 300 new on-demand streaming Indie films
Netflix is continuing to make forward progress in the streaming market, and this latest move will have Indie movie fans rejoicing. According to the latest…
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Netflix added 1 million new subscribers in Q4 2009
A little bit of good news has come by way of Netflix, well good news for Netflix anyway—it seems they have added 1 million new…
OPPO unveils new BDP-80 Blu-ray disc player, supports BD-Live
The BDP-80 is a Blu-ray disc player which supports BD-Live (BD Profile 2.0). What this means is that it comes with an ethernet port, allowing you to access internet-based content. A built-in 1GB internal storage allows you to do just that, along with access to Bonus View features. The player… Continue Reading »
And the Netflix / Warner Bros. DVD release delays begin
Just like we heard earlier this month, Netflix has begun delaying the release of Warner Bros DVD titles. First up, or should I say first affected is The Invention of Lying and Whiteout. These titles are both scheduled to be available with Netflix as of February 16, 2010. Now for… Continue Reading »
Eyes on at CES 2010: Sony’s 3D concert featuring Taylor Swift
Sony’s 3D glasses are solid black with a glossy finish. The lenses are also slightly tinted. They are as big as a typical pair of designer sunglasses. 3D glasses have always been a problem for people like me who require prescription glasses in order to see anything. Sony’s 3D glasses… Continue Reading »
Netflix inks deal with Warner Bros., will wait 28 days for new releases
Running around CES I have heard about Netflix and different products that will allow you to stream movies, but in a little change we have a news story that gives us a little Netflix news that actually comes from Netflix. It seems that Netflix has finally signed a deal with… Continue Reading »
DivX and LG partner up for Internet TV technology
At CES 2010, DivX announced a partnership with LG Electronics in which DivX will install their DivX TV technology within LG’s new Blu-Ray players and home theater setups running NetCast Entertainment Access. This new Internet TV platform hopes to become popular in the newly formed department of Internet TV. DivX… Continue Reading »
CES 2010: NETGEAR does away with Ethernet cables using Powerline

One of the worst case scenarios for tech junkies and neat freaks is having to stretch a long Ethernet cable throughout your home in order to connect one or more devices to the web. NetGear has figured out a way to connect all your devices using an everyday electrical outlet.
Powerline is a group of devices that plug into your wall to eliminate the clutter brought on by Ethernet cables. It connects HDTV’s game consoles, DVR’s and PC’s with very little effort. Powerline also disables itself when not in use to save electricity. NETGEAR is branding this product to be very environmentally friendly.
Powerline comes in three different units depending on what your connection needs are. The differences between the 85Mbps Powerline Ethernet Adapter, Powerline AV 200 Adapter and the Powerline AV+ 200 Adapter lie in how many mega bits per second you need transferred from your internet connection. The AV+ also comes with an extra outlet for noise filtering.
Powerline will work effectively in homes up to 5000 square feet and comes with a one year warranty from NETGEAR.
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More data on your Blu-ray disc may be possible soon
Sony has recently revealed that you may be able to squeeze in as much as 33.4GB of data onto your blu-ray disc via a technology called i-MLSE (Maximum Likelihood Sequence Estimation). What’s good about this technology is that it is entirely software-based. This means that all your current hardware and… Continue Reading »
Amazon offering free digital downloads with select DVD & Blu-ray purchases
Have you ever purchased a DVD or Blu-Ray on Amazon.com and felt anxious as you waited several days for the item to ship to your house? Well, Amazon has a solution: Disc+ On Demand. Amazon is offering shoppers a chance to double dip their movie-watching needs through a “Gift with… Continue Reading »
Black Friday 2009: Score a $78 Blu-ray player (and more) from Walmart
We have seen a few good deals coming from Walmart including the $30 Pixi and the BlackBerry offers. Not to mention the sales on video games. But after digging through the leaked sales flyer for Black Friday, we now have a complete list of nice prices—including a Blu-ray player for… Continue Reading »
Black Friday: Sam’s Club leaks $129 Blu-ray player and cheap HDTVs
While there is no scan of the ad posted yet, bfads.net believes these prices will be the real deal on Black Friday. This year, it looks like the bulk store took a beating as these deals look pretty good. The site is confident the prices are correct. Black Friday deals:… Continue Reading »
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