[Chris Gohlke]

http://www.engadget.com/2009/01/19/...aming-shootout/

"Netflix seems to be doing things right when it comes to the streaming game, partnering with several hardware companies in an attempt to make its service more or less ubiquitous -- a pretty sharp break from the proprietary hardware approach taken by most of its competitors. That means Netflix subscribers have quite a few choices when it comes to streaming, and we thought we'd put the ones available now head-to-head and try to crown a winner. The good news? There isn't a mediocre choice out there. The bad? Well, read on."

I've been using the Roku box for a while now and find it pretty impressive and should be wrapping up my review soon.  Sounds like they are all pretty good and the decision as to which is best really comes down to personal preference and how you plan to use it.

[Chris Gohlke]

http://www.engadget.com/2009/01/19/...aming-shootout/

"Netflix seems to be doing things right when it comes to the streaming game, partnering with several hardware companies in an attempt to make its service more or less ubiquitous -- a pretty sharp break from the proprietary hardware approach taken by most of its competitors. That means Netflix subscribers have quite a few choices when it comes to streaming, and we thought we'd put the ones available now head-to-head and try to crown a winner. The good news? There isn't a mediocre choice out there. The bad? Well, read on."

I've been using the Roku box for a while now and find it pretty impressive and should be wrapping up my review soon.  Sounds like they are all pretty good and the decision as to which is best really comes down to personal preference and how you plan to use it.

[Jason Dunn]

I'd totally use my Xbox 360 to stream NetFlix...if only they allowed us Canucks to sign up.