[Vettezuki]

Originally Posted by Chate

mmm on demand cars...theres a company out there like that right, where you pay into it monthly and get high end car "rentals" for a specified number of days per month?

That's really just a time share system. I meant for anything digital. Ultimately there is no reason to buy and store software, movies, music, etc. Physical stuff is a different story, though ideas like the community cars have been booted around. There's a chap in England working on a system of fully automated personal transport vehicles that you just get on as needed. Unfortunately, human nature ain't so hot when it comes to taking care community property.

[keithc]

Originally Posted by CorruptCulture

Yep, since the new update you've been able to stream Netflix to the 360. Tivo can know stream Netflix too.

Just be careful, I've read a lot of people that have cable through Time Warner have been exceeding the new 250gb monthly bandwidth cap because they download/watch so many movies in a month.

What's the deal with Time Warner??? I just signed up with them and recently started using Netflix thru the xbox. Do they shut off the Internet or cap the bandwidth when you exceed their limit? I hadn't heard of this being an issue.

Oh and I agree the quality is so-so for movies, but Ive been using it for primarily watching episodes of The Office and they are actually HD and look MUCH better.

[SeanPlunk]

Originally Posted by keithc

What's the deal with Time Warner??? I just signed up with them and recently started using Netflix thru the xbox. Do they shut off the Internet or cap the bandwidth when you exceed their limit? I hadn't heard of this being an issue.

Oh and I agree the quality is so-so for movies, but Ive been using it for primarily watching episodes of The Office and they are actually HD and look MUCH better.

Yeah, the tv shows are good except for the fact I can't stream Big Love which is the show I actually want to watch. I wonder if HBO stops them from doing it or something...