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LG Launches Netflix Enabled HDTV

Look ma, no boxes! You won't you need a set-top-box or computer to stream web-enabled movies to your Home Theater system anymore. The shelf-space and connection conscious mages over at LG have seen to it that you don't need a box to get streaming content like Netflix into your living room. LG has just introduced two Ethernet-HDTVs with more on the way this summer.

The consumer electronics struggle between streaming media set-top-boxes and so-called HTPCs as they battle for attention in your living room, now have an unexpected rival. Some manufacturers see the HDTV as more than just a display device. LG has just released two new displays that want to turn the HDTV into a web-enabled content streamer.
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NETFLIX to offer "streaming only" service

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Netflix Inc Chief Financial Officer Barry McCarthy said on Wednesday it plans to offer its online streaming service on a stand-alone basis.

"We're likely to do that in the foreseeable future," McCarthy said at the Jefferies 5th annual Internet and Media conference in New York.

Netflix customers currently pay a fixed monthly subscription fee for access to the company's popular by-mail DVD service, with about 100,000 titles, as well as its online streaming service, with more than 12,000 titles available for viewing.
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Amazon HD Video on Demand hits TiVo, Roku, VIERACast HDTVs

SEATTLE - April 21, 2009 - Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) today announced that customers can rent box-office favorites and purchase top TV shows in HD from Amazon Video On Demand. Customers can select from more than 500 HD TV shows and movies from major studios and networks including Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., Sony Pictures, Paramount Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc., Universal Studios Home Entertainment and Showtime Networks. Top titles available now in HD on Amazon Video On Demand include new-release movies such as "Frost/Nixon," "Twilight" and "Yes Man" and hit TV series including "Californication," "The Tudors," "Smallville," and "Gossip Girl."
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