Posted in November 18, 2009 ¬ 3:40 pmh.Steve2 Comments »
Netflix Roku – Streaming Content as It Should Be
Roku Video Recorder/Player is one of the most desirable devices at this
moment. The Roku for Netflix is so simple and easy to use, we could only play for a few minutes and we were watching a movie.
The Market
To start, we have to understand why it is important for a company that rents videos to be selling boxes for members to instantly watch videos on their televisions. Currently, Netflix has 8 million subscribers, 21% more than last year. The business is based on renting movies by mail, such … Read more at Netflix Free Trials
Posted in June 30, 2009 ¬ 11:44 amh.Steve2 Comments »
Never Lick a Stamp Again with Netflix
When the Netflix online movie service began, you would use your home Internet connection to browse the catalogue and then wait a few days for the postal service to deliver your rental with a return envelope.
English: A Netflix envelope picture taken by BlueMint. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Today, things are much easier. You can download movies direct from Netflix by using any one of many home entertainment devices, like the Roku Digital Video Recorder (DVR), or a game console like the Xbox 360.
Posted in June 30, 2009 ¬ 10:54 amh.Steve4 Comments »
Plethora of New Netflix Devices
The popular DVD renter Netflix started its business sending out titles by mail, but soon after its initial success in this field, it pioneered the online movie streaming market.
Netflix Roadshow 004 (Photo credit: RahulG.)
Today, there are a plethora of Netflix-compatible devices that you can purchase to avoid the US postman. Probably the most common device (and the original Netflix box) is the Roku Digital Video Player, which is priced at just $100. The Roku DVR has built in WiFi for streaming the rented videos out to your home display devices, like HD flat … Read more at Netflix Free Trials
