 BF69Premium
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Camden, TN | Doesn't help with streaming services like Netflix or HBOGo or Hulu Plus or Amazon Prime. None of them have a "download now, watch later" function as far as I know.
It's a start and puts them more competitive with Verizon's HomeFusion that gives you 30 GB for $120. Still they have along way to go. |
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| It's a bit of a trade off. More usage compared to HomeFusion, but much more latency. So there is no clear winner. |
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| Not if your a gamer homefusion hands down wins. i play ncaa 13, cod: black ops try that with sat haha. |
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BF69Premium
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Camden, TN | said by verizonlteda :Not if your a gamer homefusion hands down wins. i play ncaa 13, cod: black ops try that with sat haha.
30 GB doesn't get you much gaming when combined with your other uses too. I wouldn't game with either. |
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said by BF69:like Netflix or HBOGo or Hulu Plus or Amazon Prime. None of them have a "download now, watch later" function as far as I know. You could rig a caching proxy (start the movie at midnight, immediately pause it, the cache continues to fill, you watch the next evening).
Or, record the movie to your DVR, then watch the next day. |
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