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I have 4 Buffalo routers running Tomato....one has been running for over a year without a reboot or disconnect. But the sad thing is that Buffalo can't sell their G routers here in the US.
Like I buy a CPU based on the logo? But I know a guy that purchased a laptop because it had that "Fish" screen saver running.
I agree...I can't keep installing those expenseive Linksys-GL routers with Tomato or DD-WRT. Buffalo was my best source of inexpesive flashable routers.
I thought every other post was about Apple?
Its out now and here is a link to the release notes.

http://forum.vudu.com/showthread.php?t=2579


When is Apple going to really do something innovative?
Wasn't one of the comments by the Apple Fan Boys that the Zune doesn't play games or have a clock?
Apple should worry also, they all should worry...the consumer is really in charge and with a litigious society we live in nobody is safe.
Actually the correct post for the release notes of 1.2 is here:

http://forum.vudu.com/showthread.php?t=2444
I only post when I see mis-information in a blog. I don't run the user forum I am just a moderator. I am a fanboy to no product. I like technology and and I like competition. Both the VUDU and the Apple TV have their pluses and minuses.

Unlike some of the other folks like cjohn17 who have some type of chip on their shoulder about the VUDU I see a competitor in the marketplace.

If Apple wants to charge a flat rate for movies that is just fine. But a 3.99 rental on Apple TV could be 99 cents on the VUDU?
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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