cdbma join:2003-01-19 Bolton, MA	cdbma Member 2010-Nov-22 2:41 pm same old, same old And how is this any different than ISPs, cell companies and cable providers? They build up a base with aggressive pricing and then stick it to the subscribers. I would assume that they've run the financials on churn and still think they'll be ahead. I'm not quite there with the streaming thing. I need a better computer and I'm not sure how to deal with the audio. I don't want to give up good audio. I see many of you voting with your wallets. That's how to do it!
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wwdubbia join:2002-06-03 Clinton, NY	wwdubbia Member 2010-Nov-22 2:59 pm said by cdbma: And how is this any different than ISPs, cell companies and cable providers? They build up a base with aggressive pricing and then stick it to the subscribers. I would assume that they've run the financials on churn and still think they'll be ahead. I'm not quite there with the streaming thing. I need a better computer and I'm not sure how to deal with the audio. I don't want to give up good audio. I see many of you voting with your wallets. That's how to do it! Netflix is a native app on many new Bluray and HD sets; just makes sense to make streaming content available as they get penetration into the living room. Audio will remain as good as the home theater system is.
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Uncle Paul join:2003-02-04 USA	Uncle Paul Member 2010-Nov-22 3:40 pm The quality of that App varies greatly depending on the product. On my Tivo it's pretty good. On my brand new Sony BD player it's horrific.
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Eagles1221 join:2009-04-29 Vincentown, NJ	Eagles1221 Member 2010-Nov-22 4:40 pm Roku is only 79 or 99 and great for this....
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