TV is fantastic these days, but cable? Not so much. The fees, the equipment, and the sudden end to your “introductory rate” are enough to make you read a book. The market desperately needs a middle path between Netflix and Comcast.
That’s exactly what PlayStation Vue, which launches today in New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago, wants to provide. The slick-looking service puts live TV and cloud-based DVR on your PS4, PS3, and eventually, the iPad. Multiple users in the same home can access Vue at the same time to watch shows and movies as they air on cable channels like Comedy Central, CNN, Cartoon Network, and FX, and major networks like Fox, CBS, NBC, and CBS. (The caveat, however, is that while up to three consoles can access Vue simultaneously, only one PS4 can be among those three.) Content from some channels can also be streamed within three days of airing, depending on whether or not the channel that aired it has “catch-up” rights.
from IGN Video Games http://ift.tt/1Ct8fZT
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