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	<title>Comments on: Vudu</title>
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	<description>But what will you do when you catch one!?</description>
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		<title>By: ken</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 05 Oct 2007 14:44:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>VUDU has gotten even better as they are loading more and more movies.  Apple has only 500 downloads, VUDU has 5000 already going to 10,000 in 6 months.  I have not had a single glitch in 60 movies.  You do need broadband 3 MBPS.  My carrier increased my speed at no charge (itâ€™s a competitive market.) Once you use these guys, you feel that you will never go back to DVDs or physical media again.  No going to the store, or going online to order, no mailing, no waiting 40 minutes for a download.  VUDU downloads are a click and the movie starts in a second or less.  Itâ€™s cool.
Posted by  on  10/05  at  10:54 AM

To previous responder.  It didnâ€™t slow down my computer at all, unlike Apple which downloads to the computer and does slow things down.  No problem here.  As far as peer to peer...itâ€™s fabulous technology, works great, and you shouldnâ€™t ##### as long as it does the job its supposed to do.  You seem to be negative without ever having used the thing.  You mislead people in the wrong direction when you comment about something you never even used.  You were wrong in your assumptions.  I would predict that if you did use it, youâ€™d like it.  Every time I show it do people, I here â€œwowâ€™sâ€ all over the place.  It is impressive and just works the way they said it would.   Ken</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>VUDU has gotten even better as they are loading more and more movies.  Apple has only 500 downloads, VUDU has 5000 already going to 10,000 in 6 months.  I have not had a single glitch in 60 movies.  You do need broadband 3 MBPS.  My carrier increased my speed at no charge (itâ€™s a competitive market.) Once you use these guys, you feel that you will never go back to DVDs or physical media again.  No going to the store, or going online to order, no mailing, no waiting 40 minutes for a download.  VUDU downloads are a click and the movie starts in a second or less.  Itâ€™s cool.<br />
Posted by  on  10/05  at  10:54 AM</p>
<p>To previous responder.  It didnâ€™t slow down my computer at all, unlike Apple which downloads to the computer and does slow things down.  No problem here.  As far as peer to peer&#8230;itâ€™s fabulous technology, works great, and you shouldnâ€™t ##### as long as it does the job its supposed to do.  You seem to be negative without ever having used the thing.  You mislead people in the wrong direction when you comment about something you never even used.  You were wrong in your assumptions.  I would predict that if you did use it, youâ€™d like it.  Every time I show it do people, I here â€œwowâ€™sâ€ all over the place.  It is impressive and just works the way they said it would.   Ken</p>
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