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The world unseen part 1 movie

Same here. Im not getting a new MBP until I can get a Blu-ray/DVD/CD combo drive in it. Im very pleased to at last be able to confirm once and for all that new macbooks will be released later. Some says new macbooks will come out in jan 09, some says shipping and will be out on oct 31, some says it will be launched on oct Can someone give 1 date hehe, its soo confusing, shell i buy a macbook now or Sony has lost this war, they just dont realize it yet. 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. The real the world unseen part 1 movie is that the IP provider need to figure out a way how to earn money on the ever expanding bandwith growth without people really paying for it. If the new MBPs dont have BR and HDMI, Im getting a Vaio. 😮 I wonder if the current line of Apple computers has enough horsepower to watch Blue-Ray Disc video smoothly. :confused: I hope that they do it. While I have given up on Optical formats, I know a lot of other people really want it for some reason, and they have a right to be the world unseen part 1 movie too. Who cares about Bluray support? What people want is to play bluray movies with their drives. If I understand things right, this will not happen. The reason why Apple dont have a software bluray player is because of the DRM that has to be implemented in an OS layer. I think its good that Apple took a stance against the crazy DRM in Bluray. Maybe Bluray alliance has loosen their requirements to give Apple keys to decrypt blurays streams. The bluray option is the only reason why I have switched my HTPC from a macmini to a PC. But since PC can play software blurays from disk images, I dont need and hardware bluray drive to wath Blurays. I have all my bluray and HDDVD movies on hard drives. I wonder if the current line of Apple computers has enough horsepower to watch Blue-Ray Disc video smoothly. :confused: You need a computer with graphic card acceleration on PC. That means that the only macs that could play blurays are those with real graphics cards. The next revision of Intel integrated graphics can play bluray. If Apple uses it, a hardware bump should be released same time as bluray support. If the new MBPs dont have BR and HDMI, Im getting a Vaio.