Yeah. I'll have to keep an eye on my internet usage if I use
TV to rent movies.
With my provider (Vidéotron) and Service (High Speed), I'll only be able to rent/download 5 HD movies a month before busting my limit (provided I don't use internet for anything else ^_^), past that, it'll cost me the funny sum of $31.80 in extra fees per HD movie! I can't wait for them to join the digital media age. Maybe it's time for me to bump up my service a notch. ($$$)
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Not to play the devil's advocate but you might be barking at the wrong tree. I wouldn't be surprised if Apple's cut on those price is insignificant compared to the Movie Studios' cut. I also wouldn't be surprised if Apple had a lower price in mind but had to settle for those prices. I don't have numbers to back this theory but we've read a lot of headlines a while ago about studios not happy with Apple's pricing, and I don't think the studios fought for lower prices. That being said, Canadian pricing should have been on par with US pricing.

With my provider (Vidéotron) and Service (High Speed), I'll only be able to rent/download 5 HD movies a month before busting my limit (provided I don't use internet for anything else ^_^), past that, it'll cost me the funny sum of $31.80 in extra fees per HD movie! I can't wait for them to join the digital media age. Maybe it's time for me to bump up my service a notch. ($$$)
Code:
$ Per --- Max Speeds --- -- Max Transfers -- Cost Per
Service month* Down Up Down Up Extra GB
Basic $27.95 600 Kbps 128 Kbps 2GB † n/a
High Spd. $50.95 7 Mbps 800 Kbps 20GP 10GB $7.95
Extreme High Spd. $64.90 10 Mbps 900 Kbps 100GB † $1.50
Extreme+ High Spd. $79.95 20 Mbps 1 Mbps 20GB 10GB $7.95
Ultimate Spd. 30 $64.95 30 Mbps 1 Mbps 30GB † $1.50
Ultimate Spd. 50 $79.95 50 Mbps 1 Mbps 50GB † $1.50
* Cost with 12 month subscription, otherwise $10 more expensive ($5 for basic).
† Monthly data transfer (upload and download) Combined.
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gas price???
not my problem if rogers are *******s, apple doesn't have to be the same, they could have been BETTER instead of following the nose in rogers ass
apple is WAY more expensive than any video club in my area+they ffer me a physical copy for 15$(not apple for 20)
Not to play the devil's advocate but you might be barking at the wrong tree. I wouldn't be surprised if Apple's cut on those price is insignificant compared to the Movie Studios' cut. I also wouldn't be surprised if Apple had a lower price in mind but had to settle for those prices. I don't have numbers to back this theory but we've read a lot of headlines a while ago about studios not happy with Apple's pricing, and I don't think the studios fought for lower prices. That being said, Canadian pricing should have been on par with US pricing.