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The editors liked
Easy to set up. 100 movies always available. Some HD content.
The MovieBeam System MB2160 lets you view a rotating list of 100 top movies
Including some in HD. Once the device is purchased
There are no subscription fees
And ordering movies is a simple and quick process.
The editors didn't like
Expensive. Requires analog phone line. Limited availability.
The movie selection is spotty
The picture quality is iffy
And the player and the movies
Which can be viewed on only a pay-per-view basis
Are rather expensive. Additionally
The MB2160 requires way too many connections to operate smoothly.
Abstract: Praise the Lord, and pass the remote. Sometimes an idea is so appealing—world-shaping concepts like communism, capitalism, free love, or spandex clothing—that it blinds believers to shortcomings that are otherwise glaringly obvious to those on...
Easy to set up. 100 movies always available. Some HD content.
Expensive. Requires analog phone line. Limited availability.
The MovieBeam Player is an innovative, easy-to-use solution for avoiding Blockbuster trips and Netflix queues, but users must pay handsomely for the convenience....
Published: 2006-04-13, Author: David , review by: cnet.com
The MovieBeam System MB2160 lets you view a rotating list of 100 top movies, including some in HD. Once the device is purchased, there are no subscription fees, and ordering movies is a simple and quick process.
The movie selection is spotty, the picture quality is iffy, and the player and the movies, which can be viewed on only a pay-per-view basis, are rather expensive. Additionally, the MB2160 requires way too many connections to operate smoothly.
Although it has the potential to be something great, the MovieBeam System MB2160 is currently marred by lack of choice, disappointing picture quality, and expensive pricing.
