If you're a subscriber, you'll be able to watch movies, shows, and even live TV from your broadband connected computer.

The kiosk-based company is hoping to find another way to compete with Netflix.

It looks like you'll be waiting until July 23rd to get your hands on the Popbox, now sans Netflix and SDTV support.

It's got built-in wireless networking, Bit Torrent capabilities, and it plays a huge range of audio and video formats.

It's $9.99 a month, it's in HD and it's coming to almost every device you can think of.

The company is hoping to have both channels signed up by the time the Hulu subscription service hits.

The official Popbox blog isn't doing a lot to raise confidence either.

The new arrangement will create a whole new line of content for Boxee users.

After a long naming process, it's now called the Logitech Revue with Google TV.

But before you get too excited, it doesn't handle Flash.

The official Boxee blog cites both hardware and software issues, while stressing that the experience will be as good as or better than Boxee on PC.

In a recent conference call, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings says the Hulu expansion shouldn't be a problem.

HD video, NAS compatibility and Netflix streaming all in one set-top box.

It doesn't do much in the way of video streaming, but it plays an impressive number of audio and video file types and it's got a built-in browser to boot.

It's an external drive solution that handles Blu-ray playback, but functions as a drive for your computer too.

> On the plus side, it would be cheap, and it might be coming to game systems. On the downside, it would still have commercials.

But sadly, there's still no HD streaming.

They're also working on CBS, MTV, and FOX News.

If you were dependent on friends' lists to make selections, you may be in for some disappointment, but the new setup makes television streaming much, much simpler.

Sherwood’s R-904N NetBoxx is a media portal and 7.1 channel receiver in one.