Kmart and Sears to launch a streaming video service in time for the holiday shopping season

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Kmart and Sears are gearing up launch a new streaming movie service slated for launch later this year. The service will be powered by Sonic Solutions’ RoxioNow, which boasts of a 5,000 movie strong catalog and features the same streaming architecture that powers Best Buy’s and Blockbuster’s online movie services. Kmart and Sears intend to offer the service, to be known as Alphaline Entertainment, with their televisions and Blu-ray players from companies like Sharp, LG, Sony, Samsung, Panasonic, and RCA. Setup will be performed within the store during the purchase process and will allow customers to stream movies as soon as they arrive home and connect up their device. Anyone now going to add Sears and Kmart to their list of “must visit” stores for the end of the year holiday shopping season?

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3 Comments
  • Tom

    dumb

  • JS

    I was just thinking, “I really wish there was ANOTHER streaming movie service…”

  • lechero

    still not gonna wait in line for 30min while someone does a price check on a pair of flip flops with a missing tag. all while the fat lady s 12 kids are screaming and crying. ( i know stereotype, but i say it because i have actually seen it, yes all 12.)

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