Cost | What to Enjoy | Features | Video | News & Updates | Press Releases | Editor’s Assessment Cost: Instant comes free with Subscription What to Enjoy: According to their website, Netflix is the world’s largest online movie rental service, boasting a deep well of over 100,000 titles (both movies and TV shows) available [...]
Established by cable provider, Comcast (and part of their Interactive Media Department), Fancast offers a wide selection of TV show clips, full length episodes, feature length movies, and trailers. While Fancast is offered by Comcast, you don’t need to be a subscriber to enjoy the videos.
On-Demand is Amazon’s 24-hr rental service that works like Netflix Instant: you pay a small fee to watch movies online, on your computer, or on a portable device. You can also synch your rentals and purchases over to TV via TiVo–a similar service is set up for Sony BRAVIA users.
In the years since it’s founding in 2005–and its acquisition in 2006 by Google–YouTube has come a long way from just focusing on user-generated content (think: Star Wars Kid). Many studios and distribution companies now have their own YouTube channel, offering clips and trailers. YouTube also has sections for full length feature films and TV shows.
Cost | What to Enjoy | Features | News & Updates Cost: Free What to Enjoy: TV.com might not cure your craving for movies, but it has a lot to offer by way of TV content. Built up by CBS Interactive, the site originally served as a space for users to find news and information [...]
Cost | What to Enjoy | Features | Video | Sales Info | Press Releases | Editor’s Assessment Cost: Free to download (only runs on Mac and Linux) What to enjoy: Dubbed the Social Media Center, Boxee not only provides access and playback for a wide array of video and music, but also allows users [...]
iPods nowadays come packaged with the ability to sync video along with your music, giving you the ability to take your favorite music and movies wherever you go. Learn about iTunes and how to watch movies on your iPod or iPhone.
Microsoft’s Xbox 360 comes with a built-in DVD player, and through Xbox LIVE’ Video Marketplace, you can download and rent movies and full TV shows, and also watch trailers, music videos, and shorts.
Cost | What to Enjoy | Features | Video | News & Updates | Sales Info | Press Releases | Buy | Editor’s Assessment Cost: $299.99 (120GB) What to enjoy: Sony’s PlayStation 3 comes with a built-in Blu-ray player, which continues to play a major role in pushing Blu-ray sales (in the past, it helped [...]
Cost | What to Enjoy | Features | News & Updates | Sales Info Cost: $199 What to Enjoy: Currently, Nintendo Wii offers very few options for watching video content, however later this year Nintendo will offer a video channel for owners to download content. By all accounts it should operate much like Xbox LIVE [...]
