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Tuesday, January 09, 2007
Macworld - updates
iTunes has sold over 2 billion songs; 1.2 bn in 2006.
Paramount will join Disney in selling movies through iTunes.
Appletv was shown - it was previewed in September and is a wi-fi connected device that can store and stream content to you wide screen tv from iTunes including music. Of course, the default encoding on iTunes is not hi-fi....
The way that Jobs presented the features of Appletv seemed to be laying the gauntlet down to MicrosoftTV/MediaCenter - the interface looked like the one I saw for MediaCenter a while ago.
Appletv will be available in March and will retail for $299.
Paramount will join Disney in selling movies through iTunes.
Appletv was shown - it was previewed in September and is a wi-fi connected device that can store and stream content to you wide screen tv from iTunes including music. Of course, the default encoding on iTunes is not hi-fi....
The way that Jobs presented the features of Appletv seemed to be laying the gauntlet down to MicrosoftTV/MediaCenter - the interface looked like the one I saw for MediaCenter a while ago.
Appletv will be available in March and will retail for $299.
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Apple iPhone availabe in the UK in Q4. Disappointing.
Can you please pinch some for Project Redstripe?>
Tom
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Can you please pinch some for Project Redstripe?>
Tom