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Logitech Revue - Google TV

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That google tv looks cool but it is pricey. My xbox can do most of that. The Apple TV is basically itunes. You buy everything you watch. New shows are .99 to rent. It also has Netflix but i dont think there is much room on it to upgrade to things like Hulu which the google tv will do. Good thing is we will be able to get rid of $140 a month cable bills real soon.

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That google tv looks cool but it is pricey. My xbox can do most of that. The Apple TV is basically itunes. You buy everything you watch. New shows are .99 to rent. It also has Netflix but i dont think there is much room on it to upgrade to things like Hulu which the google tv will do. Good thing is we will be able to get rid of $140 a month cable bills real soon.

oh ok. a decent blu ray player/xbox/ps3 will do all of that stuff.

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how do you get rid of the cable bill when you need a set top box?

With the Apple TV you dont need a set top box. I didnt see the the Google one needed it. You can pretty much stream everything shown on TV legally now. Even if paying 99 cents per show it still cheaper a year than a cable bill. Yahoo just had a big article on it where you can buy the DVDs get netflix and stream from Hulu and Amazon and pay less then 300 a year. You can get your local channels through an HD antenna.

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