Video Ezy gives up on broadband for video on demand

By David Braue on 11 July 2007

Tags: ezy | on demand | video | movies | box | broadband | store | service | customer | storage

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Comments: wats the point of this box when u have 2 go to the store in the first place

whats the diffrence between going to the store and renting the movie on disc, than going to the store and renting it on a usb

the only way ths would be good is it its cheaper renting on the usb and if the stb wil upscale to HD

and wtf most of australia now has good speed they should make a deal with telstra, optus and tpg so people can download the movies fast and not have it counted towords there monthly data limit

and another thing we already have something like this its called bigpond movies i can download an entire movie from them between $3.50 - $6 and get it withing 30 - 45 mins for the same 24 hour cost

but non the less it is a very good concept that should proberly if addresed properly be a good thing

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