<![CDATA[HD Content Confirmed For Amazon Unbox! - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[HD Content Confirmed For Amazon Unbox! - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[HD Content Confirmed For Amazon Unbox!]]> Too expensive! I'll take my Blu-ray rentals from Netflix, thanks. 10 Amazon Unbox rentals would cost as much as the 25-30 discs I rent a month from Netflix. And even if that price hike on Blu-ray Disc rentals does happen, the price will still be better than Unbox.

Barion

]]> <![CDATA[HD Content Confirmed For Amazon Unbox!]]> About friggin time! I don't know why Apple doesn't allow you to rent HD content through PCs (well of course they want you to buy an Apple TV, but still).

1080p is pretty much impossible. 1080p is more than double the number of pixels of 720p...so bandwidth requirements are not currently good enough for mass transfer of 1080p content over the internet.

reddevil

]]> <![CDATA[HD Content Confirmed For Amazon Unbox!]]> @CyRu5: iTunes HD movies are 720p. 1080p would be a bitch to download.

Kaiser-Machead's LEGO WALL-E

]]> <![CDATA[HD Content Confirmed For Amazon Unbox!]]> @scarbrtj: It will probably be 1080p. Amazon's current videos are "near dvd" quality. 720x408 for widescreen, and 640x480 for non-widescreen. as opposed to dvd resolution being 720x480 for either format.

iTunes HD movies are 1080p arent they?
The article specifically mentions tivoHD, but i hope this means HD rentals via PC also. (i got my pc connected to my hdtv via hdmi)

CyRu5

]]> <![CDATA[HD Content Confirmed For Amazon Unbox!]]> @aznplayer213: Silly rabbit you can get that for free!

DustyButt

]]> <![CDATA[HD Content Confirmed For Amazon Unbox!]]> lol here comes my hd porn!

aznplayer213

]]> <![CDATA[HD Content Confirmed For Amazon Unbox!]]> How "hi-def" do we think this will be? 720p? 1080i? Will the sound be 5.1?

scarbrtj

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