nordlead said:
sure, but I have netflix streaming, and various online TV stations streaming in HD that looked almost as good, but with a slightly longer start up and the occasional hickup if my connection gets poor (rarely). While convenient I rarely use them and much rather prefer watching TV over the air and my movies on the Blu-Ray disc that showed up in the mail that day. As I said, it is fairly impressive, but I probably won't be using it unless they replace netflixs current system with it and even then I don't watch streaming off netflix that often. |
It's highly likely that Netflix will use this technology for their stuff once it's released... they are running the software anyway so upgrading their back end shouldn't cause any problems and speed of starting up and loosing those stupid checking connection screens would be great
