Why would you need Gigabit Ethernet.

It says on there website that it is only a one time fee. Unless they have the subscription fee details buried in the fine print.

I have also used both services. I finally went with Netflix. Both services had long waits with Blurays, so that didn't persuade my decision any. What did was the fact that it was a 5 day turn around on movies with BB, and only a 3 day turn around for Netflix. I know I could have taken the video back to BB to swap right there, but they were always out of the movie I wanted.

Blockbuster needs to change their rentals to a dollar a day like Redbox. This would hurt Redbox, and turn the company around. Comparing the two, Blockbuster has a huge selection. Even though I use neither, I love Netflix.

The ignorance of people in this thread is sickening. There are two things about plasmas that you can not deny. One, they have a better picture quality over LCD, and second, they are cheaper than LCD. People need to leave Walmart and shop at a store that has a desent selection of tvs with good quality. I would never buy a tv at Walmart. LCD tvs are catching up to plasma, but I still wouldn't buy one. I can't stand watching movies at 120hz.

I checked it out on my PS3. I thought it was pretty good. A lot better than the pc version on PS3, especially with no keyboard or mouse. I would like to see the ability to view the videos in HD.

I thought that seemed a little cheap. That's about what I paid for my monitors.

Better than brain cancer.

Agree, but 4 or 5 years from now maybe.

I'll take a plasma.