Originally published in Vegas Seven
Web-enabled TVs and streaming video suggest the days of paying for cable are numbered
Roku and the Boxee Box are two of the many items that stream Web content to your TV.
I have two devices in my living room that stream movies and prime time TV shows straight from the Internet to my TV—and no, the setup wasn’t sourced from a scene in The Matrix.
One of the devices is a Blu-ray player that I bought for $129; the other is a Nintendo Wii, which I lovingly refer to as the video gaming system of choice for slightly overweight parents. Both have the ability to stream movies or download other content direct from the web, which means you can do it, too.
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