[The Cajun]

Thanks for the info.
Probably going to start thinking about it.
Sad with 4 TVs in the house, me and my wife combined probably don't watch 10 hours a week.
The cable company (Charter) is fixing to require us to get 1 converter box per TV regardless if they're digital.
About the last straw.

[Errant]

I only have two TVs, one in the bedroom and the 60" here in the living room. I'm too cheap to purchase another Roku, so I just unplug it and move it to the TV I'm watching at the time by attaching the HDMI cable and plugging it into the nearest outlet. But each TV has it's own DVD player - go figure. lol

I use about 150 GBs of bandwidth a month. Everything works through my wireless router, including the Roku, a all-in-one printer, 3 laptops, 2 kindles, an Ipad (face time is great for staying in touch), an Ipod, and a netduino board. lol

I found out that I could get a 50MB connection for a little extra. That's pretty awesome for this area, considering I'm outside the city a ways. 15MB works fine for me though, even when watching a HD movie or program, and lots of times there can be a half dozen people here, all on the net at the same time.

I just discovered this little device and I'm ordering a set now for a home project I'm working on.