@MichaelBrazell: I concur! Works great for me!
FYI, After reading this article I went and downloaded TVersity, because I'm cheap and I wanted to see if a free solution would work for me.
We got a low cost ($850) Sony projector from B&H Photo and I made the ceiling mount and 120" screen. The screen is made from 3 layers of muslin stretched over a 2x4 frame. Cost me about $50 in materials.
Hey, maybe MS started the rumor to test the reception of those prices?
Firstly, no I wouldn't pay that much...
Sounds like everyone who lives PlayOn uses a PS3 and love it for netflix. I already get Netflix on my Xbox360. It's hard to imagine Hulu and Youtube being worth 30 bucks.
"A single repossession, for instance, won't matter as much if everything else looks good."
I think it's funny that everyone seems to think millionaires don't borrow money.
@snowmoon: I've had bad experiences storing my FRIENDS stuff in my space, never mind stranger's stuff. No thanks.
I used this software (the trial) to backup my Vista partition before installing Win 7 about a month ago.
@2-7officesuite: I, for one, cracked a brand new 9 volt open, because of aforementioned article, to get the batteries out and was disappointed to find no AAA inside.
@ledzep10: mazda6 would appeal to kids more than a subaru outback.
subaru outback huh? I find that hard to believe. Subaru WRX maybe, but outback? That's one step away from a minivan.
For me at this point the post office exists for one reason: Netflix.
I thought this was the perfect fix to my problem. I rotated my monitor vertically to 1050x1680 because of an earlier LH post about wide screens, and now my wallpaper looks like crap.
Major drawback to rotating your monitor: Nobody has wallpaper that's 1050x1680 I even tried the google image search tip I got from LH.
Naps? What am I 80 years old? or maybe 3 y/o?
Just turned my dell 22" monitor on it's side and I think it's making me sick.
Harddrives and memory cards are simple to choose because the specs are straight forward.