There was an article posted, where Steve Jobs publicly admitted to being embarrased that Apple was on the board of Bluray supporters. SJ made it clear he considers bluray as a fad. As soon as we all get gigabit connections, maybe he's right.
Nick - 16 years ago
There's more chance of them having Adobe Flash as their video standard. I've very bias because I have a fair amount of Apple kit, but I've no use for a DVD or Blu-Ray disc and it's the same with CDs.
iTunes is not the best organisational tool, but if you have an Apple TV, and couple of AirPlay plugs, then iTunes is the place to store everything. Playing music or movies around the house is a cinch, and taking stuff out with you - just sync it to the iPad.
If you've got a big TV and need 1080p, then Blu-Ray is required for watching films. But it doesn't have to be in the Mac. A standalone player under the TV is the answer. Maybe AppleTV v3 will support 1080p?
Leave a Comment
Give others the chance to vote.
Share this poll, because the more votes the better.
There was an article posted, where Steve Jobs publicly admitted to being embarrased that Apple was on the board of Bluray supporters. SJ made it clear he considers bluray as a fad. As soon as we all get gigabit connections, maybe he's right.
There's more chance of them having Adobe Flash as their video standard. I've very bias because I have a fair amount of Apple kit, but I've no use for a DVD or Blu-Ray disc and it's the same with CDs.
iTunes is not the best organisational tool, but if you have an Apple TV, and couple of AirPlay plugs, then iTunes is the place to store everything. Playing music or movies around the house is a cinch, and taking stuff out with you - just sync it to the iPad.
If you've got a big TV and need 1080p, then Blu-Ray is required for watching films. But it doesn't have to be in the Mac. A standalone player under the TV is the answer. Maybe AppleTV v3 will support 1080p?