31 December 2008 9:27 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
LG has announced some new "network entertainment options" for its Network Blu-ray disc players through new deals with CinemaNow and YouTube.Available in the States on new LG's Network Blu-ray players in the first half of 2009, these new services add to LG's already offered instant streaming from Netflix.
CinemaNow offers pay-per-view movies including high definition content and will offer access to more than 14,000 titles from the major movie studios, broadcast and cable television shows.
The YouTube team-up will allow consumers to instantly stream millions of web videos directly from the Internet to an LG Network Blu-ray player for viewing on their television without a PC.
LG's Network Blu-ray disc players will be officially revealed at CES - Pocket-lint will bring you more from the show. Home Cinema, Blu-ray, LG, YouTube, Video on demand, Networking, CinemaNow, CES2009
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