Where are the desktops? Does anyone sell those anymore?

Anything for us folks without pay tv?

I am not a MLB fan, but this is an awesome deal!

A 1 hour and 41 minute podcast. Talk about long winded.

Another problem with Redbox, that I forgot to mention, is that they recently started something called Redbox Replay, where they place older movies in the kiosks. Why am I seeing older DVD's that I've already seen or am not interested in. These movies take up valuable real estate that can be used for Blu-Ray movies.

As much as I love Redbox, it is not without its issues. When Redbox first came out, I was an early adopter. Now that they are becoming more popular, I'm starting to see lines at the kiosks. I am spoiled by being able to walk up and get a movie with no wait. With the increased popularity, sometimes its not worth the wait. Also, Redbox has been so slow to adopt Blu-Ray. I've only seen 2 Blu-Ray movies, The Dark Knight and Forgetting Sarah Marshall, both of which I've already seen.

I have no choice but to bend over and take it. But I guarantee that I will make up for the extra $2 by piling on the free streaming service via my 360.

Hallelujah!

I don't know if you are a sports fan, but there are a ton of HD sports on broadcast tv during the weekend.

I dumped my Comcast digital cable box and dropped down to limited basic (on a trial basis). My bill went from $70 to $10 a month. I use Vista Media Center to record local HD broadcasts over QAM. To fill in the gap, I watch Netflix on my Xbox, and use PlayOn to watch Hulu (among others) on my PS3. So far, so good.