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posted by Newbs (Fri Jul 03 09, 2:06AM)
Ah yes, another technological advancement that wouldn't exist without piracy! :)
I was very tempted by the Roku until I realized my laptop does the same thing (I can hook it up directly to my plasma) -- it's a great service, that NetFlix Instant Watch. I've been going through old Mythbusters episodes on it lately, and catching up on some recent Seagal pictures I'd missed... all for less than $9/mo.
posted by amanohyo (Fri Jul 03 09, 10:55AM)
Someone should make a movie starring Steven Seagal as an ass kicking merman in drag with Aquaman as the love interest. They could call it Splashback Mountain Siege. Guaranteed box office gold.
posted by MaryAnn (Fri Jul 03 09, 2:12PM)
I can hook my laptop up to my LCD tv, too, but I'd rather not. For one, it's a pain in the ass. For two, it means I can't be using the computer for anything else at the same time.
posted by Newbs (Fri Jul 03 09, 7:03PM)
Yes. I've actually moved on far past the laptop to the plasma thing... that was just the initial thing that helped me avoid spending $100. Currently I have NetFlix streaming through to my PS3 via a program on my PC called PlayOn. It's a whole thing, even plays video files from my computer that I've downloaded, such as The Hunt for Gollum.
(also Hulu and YouTube)