Netgear recently announced it has added a broad range of content channels to the NeoTV Streaming Player (NTV200), including Best Buy's CinemaNow. Additional Resources
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With the CinemaNow channel, NeoTV users can choose from a large selection of entertainment content and instantly stream it to their TVs in up to full 1080p HD and surround sound from the comfort of their living room. The addition of the CinemaNow channel provides NeoTV users with access to more than 15,000 titles, including the latest blockbuster movies, classic films, current TV shows and past seasons, and even next day programming. CinemaNow joins a rapidly growing list of free and premium channels already available on NeoTV, including Netflix, Vudu, YouTube, Pandora, Crunchyroll.com, Flingo, and hundreds more.
In addition to Best Buy CinemaNow, new content available through NeoTV includes:
• Film Fresh - Contemporary films from around the world. An extensive library of great works of world cinema, including many smaller American films.
• Databazaar - Provides users with unlimited streaming of favorite Bollywood movies, TV shows, and music videos.
• Casual Games - Texas Hold'Em, Blackjack, Sudoku, Rockswap Adventures, Connect Four in a Row, Memory, Penguin Shamble, and other games.
• Web TV Channels - Discovery Channel, PBS, G4, MTV Buzz, CNET, Techpodcast, iSkateboard, London Landscapes TV, and many others.
• International Web TV Channels - Deutsche Welle, kanalB, Le Monde.fr, tagesschau, and more.
The NETGEAR NeoTV Streaming Player (NTV200) is available now in the United States at $79.99 and can be purchased at major retailers and online stores including Best Buy, RadioShack, Staples, Fry's, Amazon and Newegg.
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