As well as playing Blu-ray and DVD discs, LG’s internet-enabled BD300 will also offer access to any of the 12,000 movies and TV episodes available online to Netflix subscribers. The player is also BD-Live-compatible, offering access to advanced Blu-ray features such as bonus content and downloadable trailers.
LG’s BD300 is only the second set-top device to stream Netflix movies, after the $99 Roku player was released earlier this year – a dedicated Netflix player. Netflix also recently announced it will partner with Microsoft’s Xbox Live service for the Xbox 360 this year.
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Now if only Netflix would enable Watch Now streaming on the PS3!
Netflix is going to strame via Xbox360. PS3 is rumored to be in talks with Blockbuster about a similar deal to bring Blockbuster to stream via PS3.
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