I’m going to try something this week and write up some quick product reviews in case you are looking for something to buy your dad or husband for Father’s Day. This year, budgets are tight so even spending $100 may be pushing it, but when you make a tech decision, you should do some careful reviews prior to pulling the trigger. The Netflix Player might be a good gift right at that $100 level.
I have been a Netflix subscriber for many years (with a slight diversion where I was with BlockBuster until they started taking away features and raising the price). It was actually kind of neat that when I came back to Netflix, my old user name and password still worked, AND all of my moving watching history was still there.
But anyway, this is not about the standard Netflix service, but rather about their newly released Netflix Player. Announced about a month ago, the first player to hit the market is the one made by Roku (other manufacturers are lined up for later releases). The premise is simple, assuming you have a NetFlix account of over $8.99, you simply choose movies you want to watch and they magically appear on your NetFlix Player. Ok, that is a bit oversimplified but essentially true.
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