"Study" finds zany crowd willing to pay $9 for earlier release HD VOD films

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Cossa @ Apr 16th 2008 9:20PM

Last I checked, new HD movies on XBL were at most 480 MSFT Points. That's $6. Granted the quality of these "HD" movies is sub-par in comparison to a BD. And I still think $6 is too much for a rental. $5 and I would start using my 360 to download/rent HD movies. And the library needs to get larger (which is has been).

Alternatively, I would love to see a flat-rate XBox/Netflix type of arrangement. I would glad pay a reasonable monthly fee for unlimited HD downloads through my 360.

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