That's funny, I was just telling someone how I couldn't tell the difference in regular TV and Netflix's Watch Instantly (on a 42" set)...Granted I wasn't expecting it to be great quality, I am still impressed with the service.
Apart from a limited selection (~5K titles), and the fact it only wants to run in IE (but has a simple full-screen interface), it is everything I would expect from the company's early approach at on demand streaming video.
I guess YMMV, but they do include it at no additional cost. At least we are seeing some entry into this market; it's only going to get better over time.
How about America's Army
http://www.americasarmy.com/
I haven't played for a while, but it stands up to other games at the $50 price range while being a free download, for the full version.
For as long as I remember now, I've wanted a way to do the following with the Windows Taskbar:
1. Reorganize the order of what windows I have open
2. Send windows to background taskbars (desktops), so I could be using different sets of apps at once
Hopefully they could add some minor usability features like this; I feel like I'm regularly working against the taskbar to get things done.
That's funny, I was just telling someone how I couldn't tell the difference in regular TV and Netflix's Watch Instantly (on a 42" set)...Granted I wasn't expecting it to be great quality, I am still impressed with the service.
Apart from a limited selection (~5K titles), and the fact it only wants to run in IE (but has a simple full-screen interface), it is everything I would expect from the company's early approach at on demand streaming video.
I guess YMMV, but they do include it at no additional cost. At least we are seeing some entry into this market; it's only going to get better over time.
IMO, that doesn't sound so bad...Certainly preferable to something like this:
P says "I've got the runs" /*puts on latex gloves*/....
D says "Alright, drop your pants and bend over
The videos are ok, watching the people chase the snakes after flying is great. See the videos about half-way down the page.
How about America's Army http://www.americasarmy.com/ I haven't played for a while, but it stands up to other games at the $50 price range while being a free download, for the full version.