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Netflix Inside: A Comprehensive List of Netflix Streaming Devices

Aside from your PC, you can stream Netflix on more than 50 different devices, including game consoles, HDTVs, Blu-ray players, and home theater systems. Here are the specs you need to know to get started.

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The State of Play

Getting a movie (or an entire season of Lost) delivered in the mail used be the height of convenience, but discs are so last decade. Consumers are increasingly seeking instant satisfaction, in the form of streaming video on demand. Netflix says that 48 percent of its 12.3 million subscribers used its streaming feature in December 2009, versus just 28 percent the previous year.

(For more, see our companion feature, "How to Navigate the Deluge of Netflix Streaming Devices.")

If you're ready to stream Netflix into your living room, the following hardware list includes the key specs you need to know. Remember, though, that not all Netflix-ready devices are created equal. Some players will let you choose new movies right on your TV, while others will allow you only to play movies you've already placed in your Instant Queue via the Netflix Website.

In addition, don't forget that you'll also need a Netflix streaming subscription. Unlimited access to watch as much as you want starts at $9 a month.

Microsoft Xbox 360 Elite System

Nintendo Wii $289.97 - $400.00 Check Prices

TiVo TiVo HD

Samsung BD-P1600

LG Electronics BD370

Sony Bravia 40W5100 $599.99 Check Prices

LG Electronics 42LH50

Sony PlayStation 3 (120GB)

LG Electronics 55LH50 55-inch LCD $1,649.00 Check Prices

Roku HD-XR

Roku Labs Roku SD

LG Electronics BD390

Samsung BD-P3600

Insignia NS-WBRDVD

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