VUDU on the LG BD390 review

October 12, 2009 at 11:21 am poidawg Leave a comment

This recent review on Engadget shows how VUDU has done a complete switcheroo from a hardware provider to a video services company. For those of us blessed with a super high speed Internet connection, VUDU streams “real” HD movies through the LG BD390 Blu-ray player with the best audio and video quality of all the current over-the-top VOD services. However, you end up paying for that quality to the tune of $5.99 per movie with a 24 hour rental limit. Still, if you want the best on demand HD video don’t forget to use a MoCA connection to get the best entertainment experience possible.

Entry filed under: Blu-Ray, LG, Vudu. Tags: bluray, LG, Vudu.

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