amungusPremium
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| and now I kind of want a PS3! One thing I don't get is why the app isn't able to be downloaded.
Guess it must take a full system update to integrate it?
Also, I wonder what the quality will be like - if they'll use the Silverlight streams or the (much better quality, IMO) WMV streams... I do know that ps3s can play WM Audio (non-protected I think), so I wonder if they'll just integrate the Microsoft DRM to its existing codecs or if it'll actually be a Silverlight install... If it's the latter, I wonder if it'll look any good on a TV (HD or not).
Either way, cool news for the PS3  ...Kind of want one anyway, and this is one more good thing going for it. Would also be nice to not have to pay extra. I personally don't game online with my 360. Half the reason I even got one was for Netflix though, so I've been paying for "gold" membership just to stream movies through it... |
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 sapoCruising Down Memory LanePremium
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kudos:1 | You should just get that Bluray player with Netflix built in.
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 djdanskaRudie32Premium,MVM
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| said by sapo:You should just get that Bluray player with Netflix built in. I got one today at best buy for $100. Insignia brand. BD Live and works pretty well for a cheap Bluray.
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amungusPremium
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| reply to sapo
Actually not a bad point sapo. ...I'd probably still want a couple games on it though, and it'd be nice to have it as another media extender type device.
Still, a standalone player with netflix built in would also be a very nice thing to have  |
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