Macworld 2008: iTunes Movie Rentals

January 15, 2008 by Dan in Random with 1 Comment

Today Apple announced the availability of movie rentals via iTunes. The rentals which range from $2.99 for classic films to $3.99 for current films with be available from every major studio. Rentals take only 30 seconds to start and are available to view for 24 hours.

1,000 titles available at launch.

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Michael Curtis

Pleeeeeeeeeeease Apple, Bring these to the U.K!

Folks in the US: Imagine paying $530 for your iPhone (8GB), plans starting at $70, $1.60 for songs and, worst of all, having to wait half a year or more for the privelage! I know Apple is a US company and I expect some bias (after all, everything else is much more expensive over here) but a little support would be nice!

Macworld 2008: iTunes Movie Rentals

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