Blockbuster to Rent via On-demand Device

Blockbuster Inc. will start renting movies and television shows through a new gadget that may give consumers another reason to bypass the struggling video chain's 7,500 stores. The system unveiled Tuesday relies on a small box that connects to television sets and stores video after it is downloaded over high-speed internet connections. It seems like every day something new is invented. You can hardly keep up with it all and if you try, you end up spending many dollars for something that will be obsolete next year or sooner.

The player, made by San Jose based 2Wire Inc., is based on the same concept as storage devices made by Apple Inc. and Vudu Inc. The devices are all meant to provide a bridge between the internet and TVs. Netflix Inc. has been trying to make the same leap with a video-streaming service that can be watched on TV sets through a variety of devices, including a $100 box introduced by Roku Inc. six months ago. This would make it easy to watch all movies in your own home.

iPods

Everyone wants or has an iPod but now there are new ipods out called an iPod nano. Not only can you listen to your very most favorite music but they have added video. Isn't that great? You can watch movies, video, tv shows, all on a two inch screen. What more could you ask for? Things just keep getting better and better. This website has a great listing of various iPods and great prices so the hard part is just deciding which one is best for you. Look them up today and get the scoop on the latest iPod available and others too.