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Tom @ Sep 8th 2007 9:56AM

Are we to assume that there is no monthly fee for this? That would be well worth it but something tells me otherwise. If there is no monthly fee the cost to "rent" the movies will probably be steep compared to existing cable providers movies on demand service. Is there any news on what studios are willing to make content available? That would most certainly be a deciding factor in purchasing this device for a lot of people. If pricing is reasonable and the content is decent then this could be the next "must have" component for home theaters everywhere.

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