Infographic: Netflix vs. Redbox

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This infographic gives an overview of Netflix and Redbox, who are battling to win over consumers who want to rent movies. Renting movies is the cheapest way to view them, as it costs much more to go to a movie theater or buy the DVD or Blu-ray disc. It notes that 90% of homes in the U.S. have a DVD or Blu-ray player, so it makes sense why so many people are choosing to use rental services like Netflix and Redbox. Most people who use Netflix get their discs via the mail, and can have one or more discs at a time, depending on their membership. Netflix members also stream some of the movies and T.V. shows that are available online. Redbox is a bit different in that people use their kiosks to get discs, and the infographic reports them having over 24,000 in the U.S.

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