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Marantz NA-11S1 Network Audio Player & DAC

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Genesis G7c Loudspeakers

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Carot One Ernestolone Review

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Densen B-110 Integrated Amplifier & Darwin Cables Silver Interconnect Review

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KEF LS50 Loudspeaker Review

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The Burson Conductor & Timekeeper Review

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01KEF R700 Loudspeaker Review
02Marantz SA-14S1 SACD Player & DSD DAC Review
03Musical Fidelity V90 DAC Review
04Marantz NA-11S1 Network Audio Player & DAC
05Genesis G7c Loudspeakers
06Carot One Ernestolone Review
07Densen B-110 Integrated Amplifier & Darwin Cables Silver Interconnect Review
08KEF LS50 Loudspeaker Review
09The Furutech Flux Series Cables Review
10John Kenny Ciunas USB DAC Review
11Channel Islands Audio PLC-1 MKII Remote Passive Controller Review
12The Burson Conductor & Timekeeper Review
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Redbox Instant Delayed to 2013, Netflix Signs a Major Deal with Disney

Home Theater News General News
Written by Dick Ward
Thursday, 06 December 2012
Two big pieces of news came in from the world of streaming video delivery, both of which weigh in the favor of Netflix. Firstly, Redbox Instant has been delayed to the spring of 2013. The company says that they're still doing private beta tests within the organization and will be conducting a public test of the service in January. The second bit of news is that Disney has signed a significant deal with Netflix that includes pay-TV window streaming rights to feature films from Disney, Pixar, Marvel and their most recent acquisition – Lucasfilm. The deal, which grants Netflix access to an extensive back catalog as well as upcoming films, starts in 2016 and will give Netflix rights to the pay-TV window – that's the time that HBO, Showtime and others usually get them. The 2016 start date means that one of the first movies to be affected will certainly be the new Star Wars film, which is due out in 2015. Like this article? Bookmark and share with any of the sites below.

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