Do I have a Browser Virus?

I mainly use Ubuntu Linux, but I do have Windows dual boot on my laptop, and a Windows 7 desktop for my son. We don’t have Norton Internet Security or McAfee installed on either computer. Mainly because it slows systems down, and is not necessary in our house – we’re all technically minded and haven’t had an infection in 10 years.

Over the last month something weird has happened – when we visit web sites another tab will open via popup in Firefox with some type of ad, usually with video and sound – and it seems to be triggered by certain keywords. Things like “ebay”, “amazon”, “spyware”, and other trigger keywords. You’ll go to shut down the ad tab and you always get the javascript prompt “are you sure you want to do that”.

At first I thought this was a bad “addon” or toolbar that was installed to Firefox. We do have one little one in the house, and he doesn’t yet know the difference between ads and content. There are some really sneaky, shady (and slimy) marketers that put out both toolbars and addons that “enhance” your web pages with popups, ads, and then can even contextually link content on a web page to spam sites and sales pages. Instead of “infecting” your computer, they just convince you to click and install a toolbar or Firefox Addon under the guise of “providing incredible deals” or “helping your surf faster”, or some other garbage. So if you think you have some kind of redirect or popup virus – the first thing you can check is whether you have any toolbars or addons installed in Firefox under “Tools->Addons”. Remove all addons that you don’t need, or don’t know what they are, and restart Firefox.

It’s not a Firefox Addon or Toolbar – Am I Infected?

The next thing I did was visit Housecall.Trendmicro.com. I’m not in love with Trend Micro security, but they have an online scanner you can use without installing anything. It works just as good as Norton or McAfee. I let it run, and it didn’t find any virus, trojan, rootkit, malware, spyware, adware, or other kind of infection – NOTHING!

Now I was stumped, I fully expected it to turn up something. I googled, and I googled, and I googled some more. It turns out that there are some widespread infections with the Firefox browser – and they’re all for popups or redirects. McAfee and Norton can’t find them, and they’re NOT installed through an addon or Toolbar.

The Firefox Browser Redirect Popup Virus

This Firefox browser redirect popup virus infection is usually one of the following:

- an infected Firefox profile
- an infected Firefox “hosts” file
- an infected Firefox browser cache

How do you get rid of the Firefox popup redirect virus? For me, the fix was as simple as pie. It turns out that I had an infected profile, and this is what fixed it:

1. You start Firefox in “SAFE Mode”

Look in your start menu as in the image above for the Firefox safe mode link – and click it.

2. Reset EVERYTHING in Firefox

Then check all the boxes and restart Firefox. This will dump the cache, all settings, reset the profile – and adds are (like me) once the browser is restarted your redirection and popup infection in Firefox will go away.

If you still have problems, most likely your hosts file is infected, google how to remove it, install a fresh one, and restart your computer.

So immediately I logon to Amazon to try and look for them, but they’re not for sale? What I did find really strange was the fact that they had other types of Star Wars shoes for sale that I had never seen. There’s the Adidas ZX 800 Star Wars Boba Fett, a Condustor Storm Trooper SW Sneaker, something called the Adidas Jogging High top Chewbacca shoe, the Metro Attitude Jabba the Hutt, and even a SL 72 Han Solo Star Wars Sneaker. Again I say WTF! How did I not know about this? They even have separate Star Wars good and evil jerseys!

Here’s what I found:

The Star Wars Vader 7 Evil Jersey (shouldn’t Vader’s number have been 6??)

The Star Wars Good Skywalker 7 Jersey

Adidas Boba Fett Shoes

Adidas Strom Trooper Sneakers (Shoes)

Adidas Star Wars Chewbacca Shoes

Han Solo Star Wars Shoes

Is one of the Han Solo shoes frozen in carbonite? LMAO…

That’s all the Star Wars shoes I could find on Amazon…so then I got to thinking – what about eBay? I searched for “star wars darth vader shoe”, and there it was!!!

The Vader shoes in the image above aren’t the only ones I found -I found more than 70 pairs in all kinds of styles!! I eventually did find the ones the Darth Vader’s image embossed in the top of the toe.

I can’t shoe them all here, so here’s some of the ebay auctions for Darth Vader Star Wars Shoes (I’m so excited!):

Adidas STAR WARS - SKYLINE MID S.W. DARTH VADER Size 8.5 Kick the Empire
	USD 69.99 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 02:36:22
Adidas Star Wars US 10 Darth Vader Forum Mid Sneaker Shoe Red Black Death Stars
	USD 80.99 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-10 19:19:08
Adidas Star Wars Stan Smith 80's Mid Hi Tops Darth Vader Shoes
	USD 24.50 (10 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-06 00:28:48
Star Wars Adidas Originals Darth Vader Stan Smith 80's Mid Shoe
	USD 119.99 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-10 00:07:48
BRAND NEW Adidas Stan Smith 80s Mid SW - Star Wars Darth Vader Size 11
	USD 59.00 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-06 01:04:30
ADIDAS STAR WARS Stan Smith 80's Mid Hi Tops Darth Vader Shoes Size 8 NWB
	USD 9.99 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-07 18:27:45
Star Wars Adidas Originals Darth Vader Stan Smith 80's Mid Shoe
	USD 119.99 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-10 00:07:48
New Adidas Star Wars Stan Smith 80s Mid Hi High Tops Darth Vader Shoes G46195
	USD 49.99 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-07 18:37:02
Star Wars Adidas Originals Darth Vader Stan Smith 80's Mid Shoe
	USD 119.99 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-10 00:07:48
Adidas STAR WARS - SKYLINE MID S.W. DARTH VADER Size 9 Kick the Empire
	USD 69.99 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-08 02:20:27

I found out that my pussy cat could now tweet in this article: Sony Makes cat lifeblogging device. WTF, a collar for that cat that can tweet 11 things? It has an acceleration sensor that can tell you when the cat is running, walking, eating, sleeping. Are our lives actually that disinteresting that we are self-absorbed into this nonsense? What’s next an underwear tweeter that says my 4 year olds peeing, or one that tweets my grandmother has fallen and can’t get up?

I’d like one that tweets me when I’m wasting too much time please!

Enter the FreeAgent Theater + HD Media player! You can get this thing for under $200 (sometimes under $100 if you don’t need the 500GB storage). What this little box does is allow you to move all your music, pictures, and movies from your computer (laptop or desktop) to your TV. No more having to store crap on your xBox 360 or Playstation 3. The media player has a dock for a 250GB or 500GB external hard drive. You also get a separate docking station to connect the drive to your computer. If you have a Windows or Mac based PC the included software will automatically copy your media to the drive. If you run Linux – you have to copy your own s**t to the drive. In either event, plug the drive back into the bay on the media player and voila! You have your content from your PC to the TV!

The media player will to 1080i and Dolby 5.1 playback. You get a remote in the box, and there’s a front USB jack if you want to plugin in a USB stick, digital camera, or camcorder. Connect to your PC with a composite cable or HDMI if you prefer (or S-video and audio jacks). It does play in NTSC and PAL – and it doesn’t say so on the Amazon page, but if you reference the Seagate web site you’ll see that it does play MPC, AAC, WAV, OGG, WMA (window media), JPG’s, subtitles, MPEG-1, MPEG-2 (which means AVI (windows), VOB, ISO), and MPEG-4 (which means both DivX and Xvid).

So download movie clips, trailers, rip DVD’s, record streaming video – move it all to the external drive, and watch them all on your PC without ever having to burn another damn DVD or CD! That’s why we bought it (lol)!

check out the FreeAgent Theater price at Amazon:

cheeck out the FreeAgent Theater price on eBay, I’ve seen it for as little as $50-$100, and many of them have the external drive included!

Seagate FreeAgent Theater+ HD 1080p Media Player (STCEA201-RK)
	USD 70.01 (5 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-06 18:30:06
Seagate STCEA201-RK FreeAgent Theater+ HD Network Media Player HDMI NETFLIX 1080
	USD 84.99 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-10 02:20:51
NEW Seagate FreeAgent Theater HD media player 1080i NIB
	USD 199.99 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-10 23:15:18
Seagate FreeAgent Theater+ - Digital Multimedia Receiver / HDDr NO RESERVE!!!
	USD / 26.00 (4 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-08 01:00:36
SEAGATE ST905004CEA1E1-RK 500GB FREE AGENT THEATER HD MEDIA PLAYER SOLUTION
	USD 225.00 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-07 20:35:37
Seagate FreeAgent Theater+ HD 1080p Media Player (STCEA201-RK)
	USD 30.00 (1 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-11 16:22:36
12V Seagate FreeAgent Theatre replacement power supply
	USD 11.04 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-09 14:12:35

What this does is encrypts your searches from prying eyes over public connections, wifi, even at work! Now, some privacy advocates still says “but google has the data” – but short of a court order nobody’s getting that! The nice thing about it is that it also doesn’t archive your searches in history, and your searches won’t appear in the “autofill” of future results on that PC either. I mean, you wouldn’t want your kids typing in “bunny” for the easter bunny – only to have your (previous) search autofill “bunny ranch sex” would you? LMAO.

Google encrypted search – you may have to use it someday!

Fonolo.com

Check out fonolo.com. How many times have you put off calling the cable company, the gas company, the electric company, your credit card company, or some behemoth like gateway, microsoft, or dell simply because you didn’t want to have to go through the “phone system hell”, and you knew you’d be on the phone for at least an hour on hold? Enter Fonolo. Go to the web site, enter the company name, and where you want to connect in their “phone tree”. Enter your phone number. Fonolo will call the company and get connected to that part of their phone system, and then CALL YOU and you can continue the conversation from there! Hells Yea!

Aardvark

Aardvark is a cool service that helps you get answers. You probably think – WTF, there’s alread Yahoo Answers!? No dude, this is REAL TIME! I have to say I rarely use the old IM client, ‘cept for when I have to communicate with someone right away. However, with Aardvark – you just ask a question, and once you have an account seutp they find you an answer like in under a minute. You don’t have to worry about old creepy dudes having your IM info too, because you just accept “aardvark” as a friend, and it relays all the IM’s through it’s handle and everything is anonymous! I asked a WordPress question earlier today and got an answer in 30 seconds. Hells double yea!

Supercook

Supercook is the s**t. I can’t tell you how long I’ve been waiting for a site like this? I mean seriously – I love to cook, I love to eat, and not only do I avidly find recipes online, but I publish them online to (on another site). Sometimes I search for hours to find what I want, and new stuff to make. Supercook is the bomb, because you just enter the ingredients you have on hand – and it spits out what you can make with it! I type in beer, hamburger, and onions – and voila – I got a recipe! w00t!

What were your favorite web sites for 2009?

The advantages of keep your current number do not need to be expressed, as most people have experienced the pain of getting an all new number, but if you get a new ‘Google number’ then you get several advantages that I personally took advantage of. First off you can set up call forwarding so that your Google number will ring to your cell, home or business phone number. Second you get FREE SMS (text) messaging, with all of them saved online (you can delete them if you so choose). Third you get several calling feature which either you pay extra for on your cell phone plan, or no not get at all. These features include blocking calls, record calls, conference calls and screening callers.

Now this may sound too good to be true, but I guarantee you it is NOT. All of your calls to anywhere in the United States are completely free. International calls will cost you but google does give you 10 cents free to make a international call. I can’t comment on the call quality of international calls as I don’t know many people out of the friendly confines of Michigan, but from the reviews I have read online the call quality is the same as it is from domestic calls, excellent.

Google rarely drops the ball and this is not one of those times. The call quality itself is enough to make you switch from your current VoIP provider, but add the fact that Google voice is nearly completely free and offers free text messaging make joining Google voice a literal no brain.

We doing business with “the beast” there have been lots of issues of course – going back to when Comcast would “hijack” packets when people were filesharing or using peer to peer networks, to bandwidth caps, and all kinds of other things. There have been many times when web sites would hang (or be really slow) – but when I ping them from another data center they were just fine. Lately, the thing I really don’t like is the fact that Comcast now participates in “DNS hijacking”. When you mistype a URL that doesn’t exist, instead of giving you a “not found” page – they give you targeted ads! I guess other ISP’s do it too, and it’s called “DNS Redirection Advertising“. I call it BS.

So, when google announced “google public DNS” today – I about peed myself! Everyone knows google’s data centers are fast as hell and very redundant (all over the world). They are faster, more powerful, and probably more secure than Comcast will ever be – and they don’t filter a damn thing! No ads, no BS – woohoo! You can use google’s public DNS whether you are on Windows, Ubuntu, or Mac! It’s easy and quick to make the change, google has directions on using pubic DNS here.

If you’re using Ubuntu (like me), just to go to “System -> Network Connections” and “edit” whatever connection you’re using (Wireless, Wired, etc), and then go to the “IPv4″ tab:

Just enter their public server addresses like I did:
8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4

(make sure there is a space between the 2 sets of numbers).

I have to say – I noticed an IMMEDIATE improvement and MUCH FASTER speed! I LOVE it!!!

Sidenote – if you want to continue to use Comcast DNS – they apparently a DNS Health Portal, where you can use “opt out” servers for the DNS redirection. I’m sure nearly no one knows about this (or uses it) – AND it’s STILL slower than google! Some people use Open DNS because they have filtering options – might be good for families with younger kids, or protection against malware. Me – I now prefer the lightning quick speed on Google’s Open DNS!!

Can you get Dual Band Wireless N, both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz at the same time from one router? Is a dual band router twice as fast? Let’s find out!

Just about everyone who has multiple computers in their home have a wireless router. Most of those people bought theirs on a recommendation from [insert big box store here]. For most people these routers do their job and don’t give there “operator” any problems until it clunks out and you buy a new one. Well why not get educated on the new guy in the router game, IEEE 802.11n-2009, also known by its common name, “Wireless N”. The best way to take advantage of this technology are dual band routers as two is always better than one, right?

First off, if you go by CNET reviews (and I always do), no dual band wireless N router currently has above a 3 out of 5 rating, which if you’re not familiar with their system is only ‘good’. Okay, now that is out of the way, I rarely go with new technology or recommend it to others until it is completely fool-proof. I think that it just may be getting there now. Here are my recommendations of the best Dual-Band Wireless N routers.

Airport Extreme Review

Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station 802.11n ($175, although you could get it cheaper) – Don’t call me crazy until you have read all the features this little Apple that could offers. It has all the features of comparable features of routers of this type, but offer the ease that apple offers with all their products. If you run a mixed mac and pc network this router is perfect, if you however run all windows machines then you can find something a little cheaper with all the same features (it just may not be as fast). Believe it or not, you can use this Apple product as a router – even if you have no Apple computers in your house (it works just fine with Windows). This is a “true dual band” wireless N router, meaning it won’t make you choose between 2.5 and 5 GHz – you can actually use both. It will support printers and network storage, but it’s pick about USB external hard drives. It only supports 50 clients, which is more than enough for most households, just be forewarned there is a limit. Bottom line, I think most Windows users (advanced ones) will want more features).

Apple Airport Extreme Base Station A1143 Wireless Router
	USD 66.00 (11 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 00:30:37
Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station 10/100 USB Wireless G Router A1034 & Modem
	USD 29.95 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-06 06:00:43
Apple A1143 AirPort Extreme WI-Fi Wireless base station pc router
	USD 70.00 (10 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 01:00:54
Apple AirPort Extreme Base 4-Port 10/100 Wireless N Router (MA073LL/A)
	USD 49.99 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 01:34:05
Apple Airport Extreme Wi-Fi 802.11N 3-Port Router A1408 For Parts Not Working A
	USD 39.99 (1 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 04:06:03
Apple AirPort Extreme 3-Port Gigabit Wireless N Router MC340LL/A
	USD 75.00 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 04:06:59
Apple Airport Base Station Extreme WIFI Router A1034 w/ AC adapters (Lot of 2)
	USD / 20.00 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-10 20:23:29
New Apple Airport Extreme.802.11n Wi-Fi MD031LL - 3-Port Wireless N Router
	USD 108.50 (16 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 06:49:32
Apple Airport Extreme N Router A1301 SIM Dualband
	USD 15.50 (2 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 18:15:50
Apple AirPort Extreme 3-Port Gigabit Wireless N Router (A1143)
	USD 7.38 (4 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 20:34:06

Linksys WRT400N Review

Linksys WRT400N ($120-149.99 just look around) – In our home we have almost exclusively used Linksys routers since we got our first high speed internet connection many years ago. They have always been easy to use and maintain and have that weird little purple-blue look to them. Well the WRT400N sports a new design but works as well as you would a expect a Linksys should. This router has true dual band support, but no Gigabit or USB support. The 5 GHz speed is a bit lacking.

Cisco-Linksys WRT400N 300 Mbps 4-Port 10/100 Wireless N Router WRT-400
	USD 14.99 (1 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 00:20:41
LINKSYS WRT400N DUAL BAND WIFI N 300Mbps ROUTER & REPEATER W/ DD-WRT
	USD 69.98 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-10 01:16:38
Cisco-Linksys Simultaneous Dual-band Wireless-N Router
	USD 20.51 (9 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 17:22:09
Linksys WRT400N 4-Port 10/100 Wireless N Router
	USD 39.95 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-08 13:58:22
LINKSYS WRT400N SIMULTANEOUS DUALBAND WIRELESS-N ROUTER
	USD / 4.14 (4 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-07 01:21:18
Cisco-Linksys WRT400N Simultaneous Dual-Band Wireless Router w/ DD-WRT installed
	USD 69.95 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-07 02:57:08
Linksys WRT400N Dual-Band Wireless N (g,b,a) Router
	USD 56.99 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 17:28:14
Linksys WRT400N 300 Mbps 4-Port 10/100 Wireless N Router - Used, all accessories
	USD 1.25 (2 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-08 01:17:52
Used Linksys Dual-Band Wireless-N Router WRT400N
	USD 59.98 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-09 02:00:10
Linksys WRT400N 300 Mbps 4-Port 10/100 Wireless N Router
	USD 1.50 (2 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-09 17:21:39

Linksys WRT610N Review

Linksys WRT610N ($160.99-199.99 again look around) – This one is the next model up from the previous Linksys. The routers only major complaint is that the warranty is too short. Sounds like a good problem to have, meaning at least the complaints were performance related. The router offers a single mode, mix mode and simultaneous mode for sending the signal out. It support both 2.5 GHz and 5.0 GHz at the same time. You can attach storage devices to it, and on this one the mixed-mode throughput could be better. Other than that, it may be the best of the bunch, especially if you have external storage you want to make wireless.

Linksys WRT610N gigabit router - needs to be unbricked
	USD 30.00 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 01:34:31
NEW Linksys Cisco WRT610N Wireless N Router with DD-WRT - Version 2
	USD 98.00 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-09 08:58:38
Linksys WRT610N 270 Mbps 4-Port Gigabit Wireless N Router
	USD 48.88 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 03:36:57
*New* Linksys - WRT610N Simultaneous Dual-N Band Router
	USD 99.95 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-07 00:01:24
Linksys WRT610N V2 4-Port Gigabit Wireless N Router (WRT610N)
	USD 10.50 (4 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 17:06:05
Linksys WRT610N 270 Mbps 4-Port Gigabit Wireless N Router
	USD / 18.89 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-06 21:05:35
Cisco-Linksys WRT610N Simultaneous Dual-N Band Wireless Router
	USD 49.99 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-11 17:56:33
WRT610N Ver.2 Linksys Simultaneous Dual-Band Wireless N 4-Port Gigabit Router
	USD 5.00 (3 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-07 01:30:42
LINKSYS WRT610N DUAL BAND WIFI N ROUTER & REPEATER W/ DD-WRT MEGA WRT600N
	USD 78.97 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-10 01:41:41
Linksys WRT610N 270 Mbps 4-Port Gigabit Wireless N Router
	USD 40.00 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-07 19:48:06

I know most of these routers are more expensive than most routers you will find at Wal-Mart but as they say, you gotta pay for quality. One final note if your computer, laptop or wireless capable device is only wireless G compliant you have a few choices. First you could just stick with what you have as your new wireless N router does accept all incoming signals. Next you could buy wireless n adapters which are usb enabled, work as they should and are relatively expensive. The final choice is yours, the consumer.

Just about everybody has a Netflix account. Most people get their DVDs in the mail, watch them and send them back, but there is a new way to watch some of the movies instantly. All Netflix subscriptions above the $8.99 include the ability to stream movies instantly. Currently Netflix offers over 19,000 (and counting) available streaming options. For most people sitting at your computer to watch a movie is impractical and downright uncomfortable. Thankfully Netflix knows this and has begun to integrate the ability into many popular consumer electronic devices including these:

Watch Instantly on your PC ($ Price included in Netflix subscription, no extra cost) – This is the throwback way to watch all the Netflix instant watch movies your heart desires. Like I said earlier this can be a very uncomfortable way to watch anything for a long period of time, but if you love your computer chair and have a nice monitor this is the cheapest option available.

Watch Instantly on your Xbox 360 (Starting from $199.99) – The Xbox 360 began offering Netflix instant watch in there Fall 2008 update. Netflix reported over 1 million people had begun and kept their free trial straight from the Xbox 360. The Xbox 360 was one of the first generally used consumer electronic device to offer Netflix instant watch. One note, to stream Netflix on your xbox 360, it requires Xbox Live Gold which is only 40 dollars a year. Chances are if you bought one for your child they have Xbox Live Gold anyways.

Watch Instantly on your Playstation 3 (Starting from $299.99) – This is one of the newest ways to stream Netflix Instant watch titles. Currently, you need to go to Netflix and request an Instant Streaming Blu-Ray disc (which is free). Every time you want to use Netflix you put the disc in (just like you would a game.)

Watch Instantly on your internet connected Blu-Ray player (Starting from $149.99) – This are becoming more and more popular as each day passes. Some of the players are better than others (as you saw in our review of the Samsung BD-P3600. Do your homework before making a large purchase such as this, because the best Blu-Ray player that streams Netflix is the Playstation 3.

Watch Instantly on your TiVo HD DVR (Starting at $549.99) – I can’t recommend this to someone who doesn’t already own one. It is by far the most expensive option mentioned in this article, not to mention TiVo monthly subscription fee. If you do, however already own one this is your best option to watch Netflix instantly on your television.

As you can see Netflix instant streaming offers many ways to watch on your television, and more options are being created each day. If you already have a Netflix account this is the best way to get more outta your dollars.

We use Netflix nearly every day – I don’t know how we’d do without it. If you don’t already have a Netflix account – I suggest you get one:

Sony BDP-BX18 1080P HDMI Blu Ray DVD Player Netflix Internet Apps Wired Ethernet
	USD 52.00 (15 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-04 19:36:24
Magnavox Blu-Ray player with Built-in Wireless (Netflix, Vudu, Blockbuster)
	USD 64.99 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 15:34:13
Sony BDP-BX38 1080P HDMI Wifi Capable Blu Ray DVD Player Netflix Internet Apps
	USD 56.00 (26 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-04 19:41:52
Panasonic Networking Blu-Ray Disc Player DMP-BD65P-K *Netflix & Youtube*
	USD 75.00 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-04 19:44:01
Sony SMP-NX20 Network Media Player Netflix, Huluplus, Pandora, Youtube, and more
	USD / 49.95 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 21:35:50
Sony BDP-BX58 1080P HDMI Wifi Built-in Blu Ray DVD Player 3D Netflix Internet Ap
	USD 77.00 (32 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-04 20:34:19
Sony BDP-BX57 1080P HDMI Blu-Ray DVD Player 3D w/ Built in Wifi Netflix Apps
	USD 71.00 (16 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-04 21:17:54
LG BD640 Blu-Ray Player - WiFi/ LAN, Netflix, Vudu, YouTube, CinemaNow, USB 2.0
	USD 69.95 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-05 21:55:30
Sony BDP-BX58 1080P HDMI Wifi Built-in Blu Ray DVD Player 3D Netflix Internet Ap
	USD 70.99 (22 Bids) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-04 21:47:19
Insignia NS-BRDVD3 Bluray DVD Player with Netflix wired ethernet - NO RESERVE
	USD / 25.69 (0 Bid) | Buy It Now End time: 2012-02-04 22:06:55