Unrest part 1 On that note, Im

Unrest part 1

On that note, Im REALLY looking forward to Snow Leopard. Whens it supposedly coming out again? That is exactly what the major studios want. They can make more money selling disks than hogging bandwidth trying to download a 5 GB file. Especially with the caps in place now. Sony has lost this war, they just dont realize it yet. What war? Blu-ray vs downloads? id like to see your figures. Its about time, but unrest part 1 blank discs still too expensive to make it worthwhile. 50gig blu-ray disc needs to cost no more than 10 in order to make sense. I rather back it up on multiple hard discs that today run pretty cheap. Plus I agree that Apple is focusing on downloads rather than physical discs. So it seems they are in no hurry to provide BR-R to consumers. As for Blu-ray player only, it would be welcome. Whether there is BluRay or not next month, Im getting a new er, macBook Pro. It will be exactly 5 years since getting my last 17, only that this time Ill custom build one online. Perchance an external BR drive will be made available from Apple? but will this blu-ray support be in the new macbooks in oct 14?? but is this a rumors or will the new macbooks be availeble in oct?? I just cant wait to get a mac. Really want one, so are they rlsing it or not. It will be great to have support for Blue ray, then again I believe B R is a total waste of time and it will be dead in a few years time. HD Downloads dont stand a chance at the moment with the way current ISPs are acting. Most major isps in the UK have either monthly caps in place, or even more annoyingly like mine, you can only download 1gb within a 4 hour period otherwise your connection is capped at 25% its normal speed. As well as someone previously said, there just isnt a viable source to rent/buy HD downloads on the net for people outside the US yet. iTunes has nothing. The only viable source I have is through my cable box, I can rent HD content through there, but no purchase. I think they should definetly have a BR drive in the next revisions or atleast a BTO, to just stay with current trends. People are beginning to want/need them. Especially those in creative industries. Itll come when unrest part 1 hardware is required for it. I dont see it as a point release vs not point release issue. Its just drivers for the OS. The iLife suite will have to be upgraded to support. iLife 09 seems like a good time. Wirelessly posted iPhone 16GB: Mozilla/ 0 iPhone; U; CPU unrest part 1 OS 21 like Mac OS X; en-us AppleWebKit/ 1 KHTML, like Gecko Version/ 1 Mobile/5F136 Safari/ 20 not keen on this at all: one of the things that slows Vista down is the end to end HDCP support insisted on by the movie companies to prevent copying. If OSX adds similar bloat to support BluRay it will be a step backwards IMO.