App. purchases are per account, not per device. Of course, some of those apps. may not work well or at all on some devices.
Are there really any popular movie and TV streaming sites/services out there that offer their content in 1080p? All the big ones I know only offer 720p anyway and bandwith requirements for 1080p are quite high too.Yeah I'm disappointed that ATV is only 720p but apparently, 1080p streaming just isn't possible now.
Still, I wonder if the A4 can do 1080p, because it would be useful for streaming slide shows to the big screen. Or maybe transcoding Blu-Ray rips and streaming those.
That Project Sword game looked good. This is the first I've heard that Unreal Engine is coming for iOS or any mobile OS.
Yeah I'm disappointed that ATV is only 720p but apparently, 1080p streaming just isn't possible now.
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Are there really any popular movie and TV streaming sites/services out there that offer their content in 1080p? All the big ones I know only offer 720p anyway and bandwith requirements for 1080p are quite high too.
You do know that the average broadband connection has only something like 2-3Mbps?Says who exactly?
Any wired network will cope with 1080p content just fine (even at super high bitrates) and wireless N should deal with most 1080p content just fine as well. Its clearly a hardware issue.
The UK is way behind in broadband infrastructure but most urban areas have access to Virgin's 50mb service here and that's more than enough to stream very high quality 1080p content.
That's one closed system, and AFAIK not all content is offered in 1080p. It's also only a small player on the streaming video market, nothing like Hulu or Netflix or even iTunes. And people who want to watch their Blu-ray rips are in the .x% range overall (apart from it being most likely illegal).The 360 has been offering streaming video in 1080p for something like a year now and people are going to want to stream more than just Apple's content. What use is a HD streaming box if it can't handle my Bluray rips?
And people who want to watch their Blu-ray rips are in the .x% range overall (apart from it being most likely illegal).
If the new updated Apple TV supported 1080p and a USB jack for playback of media from a portable HDD I'd be all over this. I wonder why they didn't add these features...surely it's not about cost.
Within the US, you're wrong. It is 100% LEGAL as part of the Fair Use policy for all media.