(no subject)
Those unbelievable ppl at AAPL announced a few things today.
- the iPod now plays video, and has a tv out
- the iMac is upgraded and can be controlled with the included remote to work like a home theatre system - video, music, photo slideshows
- the iTunes store will now sell video:
- music videos come with the song's mp3 and are $1.99
- short films (pixar's available now) are $1.99
- TV episodes (!) (Lost and Desperate Housewives available in US store now) are $1.99 a day after airing. This season's back episodes are available.
Meanwhile, the music industry is whining about the 99 cent song pricetag, and how it's unfair. Steve Jobs has said that charging more than 99 cents for a song would be "greedy". The industry, therefore, wants a cut of the iPod's revenue. Get your own business!
- the iPod now plays video, and has a tv out
- the iMac is upgraded and can be controlled with the included remote to work like a home theatre system - video, music, photo slideshows
- the iTunes store will now sell video:
- music videos come with the song's mp3 and are $1.99
- short films (pixar's available now) are $1.99
- TV episodes (!) (Lost and Desperate Housewives available in US store now) are $1.99 a day after airing. This season's back episodes are available.
Meanwhile, the music industry is whining about the 99 cent song pricetag, and how it's unfair. Steve Jobs has said that charging more than 99 cents for a song would be "greedy". The industry, therefore, wants a cut of the iPod's revenue. Get your own business!