http://kiosk.net/2006/01/starz-and-sony-debut-vongo/ Online movie rentals, rent movies online, watch movies online, online movie subscription Mon, 21 May 2012 12:48:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://kiosk.net/2006/01/starz-and-sony-debut-vongo/comment-page-1/#comment-1677 Blue Wed, 31 May 2006 23:00:18 +0000 http://kiosk.net/2006/01/starz-and-sony-debut-vongo/#comment-1677 Why pay for what you can do for free. You can freely copy alllll the movies on Vongo through the Starz movie channel...and you can also copy movies from your cable service using your computer video card...legally and free. Then you can copy that content to your PSP or notebook or even iPod. Which Vongo does not allow. Vongo is a service that offers mostly older movies on a subscription basis and at low quality resolution (not good for bigger screens) and without any real portability. Only two studios provide most of the content and then passe movies. It is so riddled with holes you gotta wonder why they even launched the service. Except to use their Starz content and try to trick people into believing it is a full online video service. To me...just a bunch of marketing hype trying to get unsuspecting consumers to pay for what they do not truly understand...and dangling a few newer titles to make it appear like a real video service. Stay with Netflix and BitTorrent... Why pay for what you can do for free. You can freely copy alllll the movies on Vongo through the Starz movie channel…and you can also copy movies from your cable service using your computer video card…legally and free. Then you can copy that content to your PSP or notebook or even iPod. Which Vongo does not allow. Vongo is a service that offers mostly older movies on a subscription basis and at low quality resolution (not good for bigger screens) and without any real portability. Only two studios provide most of the content and then passe movies. It is so riddled with holes you gotta wonder why they even launched the service. Except to use their Starz content and try to trick people into believing it is a full online video service. To me…just a bunch of marketing hype trying to get unsuspecting consumers to pay for what they do not truly understand…and dangling a few newer titles to make it appear like a real video service. Stay with Netflix and BitTorrent…

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