LG Adds CinemaNow to Two Blu-Ray Decks
LG is set to roll out two more Blu-ray players which will include CinemaNow along with them. The players are the LG BD 370
The players, announced previously at International CES, incorporate Ethernet ports and, in the case of the BD390, Wi-Fi capabilities to link with in-home networks to access the Internet.
The BD390 is being billed as the first-ever Blu-ray player to offer interactive download-to-own and Pay-Per-View options, allowing consumers to purchase content from Roxio CinemaNow through the player.
The BD390 also has 1GB of built-in memory for BD Live functionality.
Both the BD370 ($300 suggested retail) and BD390 ($400) began offering the Roxio CinemaNow service through a free, automatic firmware update on May 14.
The players also continue to offer access to YouTube, and Netflix streaming video content.
Both players include UBS inputs and will output a range of resolution formats including FullHD 1080p, with 1080p up-scaling for standard DVDs.
Kind of interesting how they keep adding features to all of the Blu-ray players to help prevent the disc format from going away completely. Thanks to Twice.
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