Netflix's Streaming Lead: 200 Netflix-Enabled Products and 60 Million Devices Sold in 2010

In a recent job posting Netflix finally dropped some streaming device numbers: "You will be joining an experienced team that has used their combined program management and partner management skills to enable our CE partners to launch over 200+ Netflix-enabled products in less than a year that will result in over 60 million devices sold in 2010." Netflix PR confirmed that the numbers are for the full year.

Netflix has a huge lead on anyone (Hulu, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, etc.) looking to enter the online streaming market: 

• Years of research into recommendation systems (when's the last time Comcast recommended a movie based on your ratings?).
• 15 million subscribers (more than Time Warner, and about half of Comcast & HBO), and a low cancellation rate.
• A low-cost $9 per month subscription fee that includes unlimited streaming and 1 DVD rental at-a-time.
• A huge DVD catalog of more than 125,000 titles.
• 200+ different Netflix-enabled devices by the end of the year.
• 60 Million Netflix-ready devices sold, including alarm clocks, phones, tablet computers, DVRs, TVs, home theater systems, streaming boxes, and more.

It's getting hard to find an electronic device that doesn't include Netflix streaming. How many Netflix-ready streaming devices do you own?

Comments

[Webomatica]

Was going to say 2 (Roku box and Apple TV) but thinking a little further, have to add the iPad and iPhone.... that's 4. Add three computers and that's 7... that enough?

[S]

I've got an XBOX, PS3, computer and iPhone. I got the XBOX with Netflix streaming in mind, all the other devices I have that are compatible came as pleasant surprises.

[Clay]

I've got a computer and a Roku, and that's more than enough for any man.

[Shellie]

I have a laptop and iPod touch that I can stream from right now. I plan on purchasing an Xbox 360 in the near future.

[Jeff]

alarm clocks?

[S S]

I have a Roku XD|S, xBox 360, a desktop and a laptop

[Fohf]

Xbox360, Wii, PS3, Media Center, Laptop, I-touch, iMac.

I use the xbox the most for streaming though.

[Clydesplace]

I have a Sony Blu-ray player that we use quite a bit. We have two desktops and a laptop that we seldom use for streaming. We have one of the new Roku HD's on order, when Amazon gets them in. Yeah, I know I could get it sooner getting it directly from Roku but their shipping and tax really jacks up the price. So I'm just cheap enough to be a little patient.

[John Kimble]

1 Roku, 1 PS3, 1 XBox360, 1 Wii, 4 Iphones, 1 Itouch and about 7 or 8 PCs and Laptops make it nearly impossible not to be able to enjoy netflix anywhere in my house or on the go. To the point where I can bring a netflix disc to any friends house since everyone of them has either a xbox, ps3 or wii for them to check it out and me to continue my entertainment.

[FearNo1]

Which alarm clock supports netflix streaming? I have 2 laptops, XB360, and ipod touch. I normally use the 360.

[Anon1]

The alarm clock is the Sony Dash.

[air max]

I wanted to thank you for this great read!! I just wanted to throw you a big thanks - you and I'll bookmark it and come back later

[things]

1 intentionally - my Roku

+

2 iphones
3 computers
1 wii
1 ps3

so 8 total....wow

[JMJ]

Let's see, 3 pc's, 1 laptop, 1 netbook, 2 xboxes, 2 Roku boxes, and 1 Ipad.

I think that covers it. :)

[RT]

Xbox when I'm relaxing and the laptop for when I'm working!

[dave]

3 touchs
2 Sony blu ray players
2 netbooks
3 laptops
1 desktop
1 PS3

(i think I remembered all the devices my wife and I own. LOL! )

[Seth]

It was genius on the part of Netflix to license their instant streaming to just about anyone who could breathe.

[Idenkilla]

PS3, Wii, sony streaming tv, ipod touch, 1 iMac, 1 pc, 3 laptops, 1 mac book air, 1 netbook.

And hopefully soon my android powered phone.

[scJohn]

just my computer

[CJ]

Obviously I don't actually use all these:

2 PS3s
1 Wii
2 Roku
1 WD HD Live+
1 Sony Dash
1 iPhone
1 iPad
1 Laptop PC
2 Desktop PCs
1 iMac

I have actually activated: 1 PS3, 1 Roku, 1 WD HD Live+, and 1 iPad.

[Mark12547]

4 devices:
- Roku Netflix Box (it's name when purchased)
- LG BD390 blu-ray player
- Work PC
- Home PC

My preference is actually to use the Roku Netflix Box and get as much resolution as I can on my 46" HD TV, though this can be painful with Starz Play.

[dave]

Netflix needs to allow more than 6 devices to be simultaneously activated!

[Dennis]

when do we hear about more greater quantity of movie selections?

[Ronald]

How about lower prices? Netflix is becoming as common as water. Maybe a $4.99 plan to our phone's, or Ipad would be in order?

[dave]

Ronald,
Netflix is a BARGAIN! Besides, a bottle of water costs more than what it costs me to watch 4 full-length movies via Netflix.

Why should Netflix offer Apple customers a lower price???? that's NUTS.

[Jeff]

I can think of about 40 million devices that don't have Netflix.... Android phones.

Hopefully soon though, which will then add a considerable number to the total devices.

[Del]

1 Roku DVP(Original one)
1 PS3
3 Media Center PC's (Not as good as the Roku or PS3)
2 PC's (Through Browser)
1 XBox360 (Don't use due to having to use Live-Gold)
1 Wii (Have the disk but have not tried it, PS3 hooked to the same TV and would rather view in HD)

[Jack of All Tirades]

2 PCs (soon, one netbook as well), 1 iTouch, 1 Roku, 1 Wii = 6 devices. Suck it, ComCast!

[Al]

4 Devices:
Two Rokus
toaster
drip coffeemaker

[DC]

LG47LH50 Broadband TV with NetFlix built in

XBox 360

[airmax 90]

I think this is a great post. One thing that I find the most helpful is number five. Sometimes when I write, I just let the flow of the words and information come out so much that I loose the purpose. It’s only after editing when I realize what I’ve done. There’s defiantly a lot of great tips here I’m going to try to be more aware of.