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Did you realize that you may finally stream online content, like movies or you tube videos to your large screen TV without using a computer or having to buy some special box designed to do this? The internet TVs are out now as well as a whole new line of Blu-ray players that will do this for you as long when you have a broadband fast connection.
There are actually about 20 TVs selling for around $1000 as well as a half dozen Blu-ray players for around $150 which will stream online movies. All the newer TVs hitting the market will soon have the internet streaming feature and will be coming out sometime this year. And some tech people predict that all the newer Blu-ray players shall have it on all their models. They will include this feature on the bottom priced models too.
You can find other electronic devices like the popular game boxes on the market which also have internet streaming features.
While one of these TVs or Blu-ray players do not provide a full internet browser that can go anywhere on the net, it's going to allow the streaming of movies and tv programs from several online companies. You may watch videos from YouTube, news, sports, and a lot more from Yahoo and watch some digital photos stored at selected online websites or enjoy music from internet radio-stations. Of course movies and tv episodes will charge for a subscription or might be pay per view.
Streaming video is easy to setup for use on either the tv or Blu-ray player. Most services will give a great quality picture but do not expect it to equal an HD Blu-ray disc.
When you are looking to upgrade your DVD player to a Blu-ray player you should look at one of the internet capable models or one that comes in a home theater bundle. The DVD players can get the exact same internet content as the TVs do. The advantage of going it this way is you get to tweak or adjust the TVs settings from receiving the content from a DVD player.
When receiving a Blu-ray player for internet content look for a BD-live model. These models require a broadband connection but some also come with wi-fi that you can tap off your houses wi-fi signal. It's worth the extra money if you're able to go this way and you don't have a broadband cable connection where your entertainment system is setup.
Also be aware that each brand of TV or Blu-ray player has partnered with a specific streaming service. Your content will change, so look for the services you want to have and then buy the player that carries them.
Once you hook up your TV or Blu-ray player to your network you definitely will use your remote to to get to your apps. You'll see some icons or movie (link homepage) widgets appear at the bottom of your screen. This is just like widgets or icons on your computer but will be for the services that came with your device.
You shall have thousands of movies at your fingertips. You can browse a library and order with just several clicks. Fees vary but are virtually the same as driving to the local video store. And no late fees! Some services give a monthly fee, others with unlimited services.
Picture quality could be like standard definition and high def streams tend to be more like DVD quality. As the equipment hits the market increasingly more we also can expect the services to improve within the not too distant future.
There are actually about 20 TVs selling for around $1000 as well as a half dozen Blu-ray players for around $150 which will stream online movies. All the newer TVs hitting the market will soon have the internet streaming feature and will be coming out sometime this year. And some tech people predict that all the newer Blu-ray players shall have it on all their models. They will include this feature on the bottom priced models too.
You can find other electronic devices like the popular game boxes on the market which also have internet streaming features.
While one of these TVs or Blu-ray players do not provide a full internet browser that can go anywhere on the net, it's going to allow the streaming of movies and tv programs from several online companies. You may watch videos from YouTube, news, sports, and a lot more from Yahoo and watch some digital photos stored at selected online websites or enjoy music from internet radio-stations. Of course movies and tv episodes will charge for a subscription or might be pay per view.
Streaming video is easy to setup for use on either the tv or Blu-ray player. Most services will give a great quality picture but do not expect it to equal an HD Blu-ray disc.
When you are looking to upgrade your DVD player to a Blu-ray player you should look at one of the internet capable models or one that comes in a home theater bundle. The DVD players can get the exact same internet content as the TVs do. The advantage of going it this way is you get to tweak or adjust the TVs settings from receiving the content from a DVD player.
When receiving a Blu-ray player for internet content look for a BD-live model. These models require a broadband connection but some also come with wi-fi that you can tap off your houses wi-fi signal. It's worth the extra money if you're able to go this way and you don't have a broadband cable connection where your entertainment system is setup.
Also be aware that each brand of TV or Blu-ray player has partnered with a specific streaming service. Your content will change, so look for the services you want to have and then buy the player that carries them.
Once you hook up your TV or Blu-ray player to your network you definitely will use your remote to to get to your apps. You'll see some icons or movie (link homepage) widgets appear at the bottom of your screen. This is just like widgets or icons on your computer but will be for the services that came with your device.
You shall have thousands of movies at your fingertips. You can browse a library and order with just several clicks. Fees vary but are virtually the same as driving to the local video store. And no late fees! Some services give a monthly fee, others with unlimited services.
Picture quality could be like standard definition and high def streams tend to be more like DVD quality. As the equipment hits the market increasingly more we also can expect the services to improve within the not too distant future.
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