Tech: auction halted; Movielink speeds up
updated 11:45 pm EDT, Thu September 4, 2003
eBay has , rather than waiting up to two hours for a film to download.
eBay has , rather than waiting up to two hours for a film to download.
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Hey, could someone explain to me why I'd want to download a movie to my computer, and watch it on my puny 19" monitor???
All your movies are belong to us.
Because I watch the movie on my laptop with the headphones on while my spouse sleeps. A 14" screen two feet from my face is the equivalent of a very large screen television, and the headphones deliver very good sound. It's not digital theater, but it's better than my TV.
Of course, as long as they're Windows only, I won't be getting my films from MovieLink. Maybe Apple has an iFilms store in the wings that will showcase Quicktime's superiority...
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WTF?
Considering Movielink is Windoze only, then could someone tell me why this info is on a Mac news site?
Slow news day folks?