Apple on Friday announced the availability of HD video downloads through the iTunes video store. Users will be able to download a number of high-definition movies for $19.99 including titles like Quantum of Solace and Twilight. The company is also offering HD rentals for $4.99, available within 30 days of the film's release.
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iTunes welcomes HD TV from more major networks
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Surprise! Apple has one more surprise up its sleeve this week, and it's not about notebooks. The company announced this morning that a number of networks have added HD content to iTunes, completing the circle of the four major networks here in the US offering HD TV downloads.
Read more »Apple calls TV a 'hobby'
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Apple, which reported strong quarterly earnings yesterday but also forecast lower profit margins for later this year, may still be tinkering with its Apple TV concept. An Apple official said on the earnings call that Apple TV remains a "hobby" for the company...
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BBC plans to take on Apple TV
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The BBC plans to extend its iPlayer service to most TV screens through the introduction of standards-based internet-capable set-top box devices.
BBC director general Mark Thompson told the Financial Times the broadcaster is looking hard at forming an alliance to develop a very simple standard from computers to televisions - an Apple TV from the BBC?
Read more »Apple TV 2.0 vs. Blu-Ray, DVD & HD Cable
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Great review with lots of screen shots. How do Apple’s HD movie downloads compare with DVDs, Blu-Ray Discs, and currently available HD video on demand content? We did a direct comparison to help you see the differences.
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