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Old 09-16-2011, 05:55 PM   #50
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My husband bought a fancy blu-ray player that also provides a direct stream from Amazon Prime, and he can't understand why I stick with my Blockbuster disks that come in the mail.

Well, let's see. His Amazon Prime stuff takes way too long to load (even with hi-speed internet and a line connection), he can't seem to pause/fast-forward easily, and as far as I can tell...

no streaming video service offers closed captions for the hard of hearing.

Grr.

So, hmm. What were we talking about? I can't remember, but I'd be careful not to claim that Netflix/Amazon/whatever is the be-all, end-all for all/most/many consumers. It's a nice setup for some, but that's a far cry from some of the hyperbole here. "these consumer experiences are quite enjoyable and very convenient," indeed.
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