Apple Adding Blu-Ray Technology to Computers

By Brian - 05/03/2009 5:19:08 PM


Don’t be surprised if the next Macbook or Apple desktop suddenly comes with a blu-ray player in tow. There is conjecture that Apple might be adding Blu-ray drives to some of their machines despite Apple leader, Steven Jobs, recently complaining about the licensing fees and process for Blu-ray.

Apple Computer was one of the big supporters for Blu-ray in the HD DVD versus Blu-ray HD disc format war. We know who won there and Blu-ray is rocking over 20 percent market share with its 1080p video and HD audio performance. Apple’s iTunes is HD video at 720p and downloadable. Beyond home theater applications – the increased storage capacity of Blu-ray as a disc format makes it tempting for Apple super-heavy-users on the desktop tower Mac Pro machines.

A Blu-ray drive in a Mac Mini or Apple TV would raise the price but would make it even more tempting in the home theater market as you would have the best in music/movie downloads along with the best in 1080p video in one slick package.

(Source) Home Theater Review

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