LG's WiFi-enabled, DivX-friendly BD390 Blu-ray player has been shipping here in the States since May, but not until now have you really had a reason to pick one up. Here at CEDIA, VUDU is taking ...

Recently, there’s been a string of big announcements and today brings another: LG is releasing a Blu-ray player this fall that will have the ability to stream Netflix movies to your television.

New York — LG Electronics will introduce today the first networked Blu-ray Disc player with the integrated ability to access and play back Netflix instant-streaming video content. The LG model BD300 ...

LG is picking up where they left off with the Netflix-juiced BD300 in their Broadband HDTVs and plasmas, as well as the brand new BD370 and BD390 Blu-ray decks and a slew of HTIBs. https://gizmodo ...

LG Electronics announced the addition of the high-definition streaming movie service from VUDU, Inc. to the LG Wireless Network Blu-ray Player (model BD390). With VUDU, consumers can instantly buy or ...

We get up close and personal with the LG BD300--the first Blu-ray player that will also access streaming Netflix movies. John Falcone Senior Editorial Director, Shopping John P. Falcone is the ...

Vudu has certainly come a long way during its brief existence in the world of home entertainment. Starting out as a company peddling standalone movie boxes, the outfit has morphed into a software ...

You’d be forgiven for making the jump from “LG’s new Blu-ray player has a hard drive” to “LG’s new Blu-ray player can rip and store your movies,” but you’d definitely be wrong ...

LG has decided to stop manufacturing Blu-Ray players as more consumers shift away from physical media to cloud-based options. This article, LG stops manufacturing Blu-Ray players, was first ...

LG Electronics Inc. <066570.KS> on Wednesday said this fall it will start selling a new Blu-ray DVD player that will allow Netflix Inc <NFLX.O> members to watch as many as 12,000 films and TV ...

The electronics company is out to capitalize on consumers' desire for entertainment online that can be viewed on their TVs. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News reporter in 2004, covering ...