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Stilinovich · Guest

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Polapalli · Guest

“I'm severely conflicted on this point. I have the Netflix streaming service thru a Roku box (and, soon, it'll be on the Nintendo Wii as well.) My experiences with a measly 3Mb DSL connection prove the "anti" guy wrong by a mile - once the buffer is full, the movies (or TV episodes) stream smooth as buttah. Yes, there isn't surround sound. Boo-f'in-hoo. Maye this is a situation where "cinema geeks" shouldn't apply. But......about a decade ago, a colleague that was a consultant in Hollywood predicted just this happening. He said..."Hollywood hates DVDs. They want you to pay for *every viewing* of a program. No longer will you 'own' a film, you will pay a license fee every time you want to watch it."Now I do realize that this is not where Netflix is right now, but it could easily be converted to that. Amazon's streaming service is also resident on the Roku box, and that is *exactly* what it is - a virtual DVD rental service that - once you cough up your $4 - you get 24 hours to watch that title. That strikes me as kinda spendy. Or you can "buy" a movie to "own" forever, even though you have no physical media of it. As a test, I bought "Idiocracy." But if Amazon dies, or discontinues the service, or the pipes go down, what have I bought? Nuthin'.Like I said: Severely conflicted.

Koszlaczenko · Guest

depends whether you can actually believe any of these press releases. like KotoOni said above, I'll believe it when I see it..
Yeah, especially if it's a rental unit....I remember having to replace a phone line because it was spliced together and then duck-taped.....!

Brianda · Guest

Great Jolly Roger... The thumbnail is highly misleading.?
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Andalesa · Guest

yawnnnnnn. ultra lefties embarrass themselves yet again.

GINILGEORGE · Guest

Stupid name, bad marketing campaign... but not a bad product at all.

Emilyn · Guest

Actually, Apple is against DRM. They don't want it. They are completely unconcerned about whether or not you pirate media. In fact, it probably works out better for them if you do (cause you might buy more Macs to do it with). You'll also notice that they've worked on removing DRM from iTunes purchases as well. Apple has nothing to lose by eliminating DRM.The reason they apply it is because the content providers (the RIAA and MPAA) flat-out refuse to let Apple sell their content unless it's locked down with DRM. You will notice that as the iTunes store gains momentum and market share, you see more DRM-free content... because Apple knows that content providers would be shooting themselves in the foot now to remove their products from the store. Hopefully, as Apple gains more influence in the market space, DRM will be removed from the content all together.Apple may be a lot of lousy things... but they aren't your problem where DRM is concerned.

Janice · Guest

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