Comments on: 'Netflix box' to carry more than just Netflix

The box's maker, Roku, says to expect content soon from other providers.

[gerrygadget]

Nintendo has demonstrated the capability of streaming movies over wi-fi using it's Wii console. Not super-high quality, but better than I expected. Right now all they have is celebrities hawking Wii and DS titles as well as game trailers, but they could easily expand into full-length movies and TV shows if they wanted to.

[edaboy51]

"...more content partners are coming, but, no, he's not saying who just yet. That makes the $99 price tag look that much more attractive."

That's a judgment you're making without facts to support it.

Do the CNET editors review the reporting anymore?

This is posted in the News BLOG section.

[Darkness9]

It's too bad that corporate greed in the form of bandwith limits and extra charges for excess use are going to kill this market before it gets started. So you pay 6 bucks to "view it now" and then you pay 6 bucks in bandwitdh fees from your dirtbag ISP... why not just go see it in the theatre. Unlimited Broadband is the only way forward for the entertainment industry.. even though I suspect they are behind the bandwidth fees in cahoots with the ISP's. Remember the tax on CD-R media where manufactuers had to pay a flat rate per disc made to offset the cost of potential piracy.

Yes Martha, there is someone on the grassy knoll.

[blabtech]

this might be a good idea, since their competition is Vudu, might be a smaller company but they have a good product.

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