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Vizio Tablet Adds Netflix

TWICE Staff -- TWICE, 10/10/2011

Irvine, Calif. - Vizio added the Netflix video-streaming service to its 8-inch tablet following the August launch of the Hulu Plus video-streaming service on the device.

 Consumers who sign up for either service can stream video content to the tablet as well as to a PC or smart TV. Netflix offers streaming movies and TV shows for $7.99/month, as does Hulu Plus.

 Vizio tablet users who also own a Vizio HDTV or Blu-ray player equipped with Vizio Internet apps can pause and resume Netflix TV episodes and movies among devices.
 The tablet became available in August at $299.
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