Comments on: The real iPhone agenda – Mac OSX world domination http://www.tvmama.com/the-real-iphone-agenda-mac-osx-world-domination/ Wed, 18 Nov 2009 17:31:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: FuzzLinks.com » The real iPhone agenda http://www.tvmama.com/the-real-iphone-agenda-mac-osx-world-domination/#comment-222 FuzzLinks.com » The real iPhone agenda Sat, 12 Jul 2008 09:07:35 +0000 http://www.tvmama.com/the-real-iphone-agenda-mac-osx-world-domination/#comment-222 [...] http://www.tvmama.com/the-real-iphone-agenda-mac-osx-world-domination/ [...] [...] http://www.tvmama.com/the-real-iphone-agenda-mac-osx-world-domination/ [...]

]]> By: iTunes 7.3 helps with AppleTV (duh!) at TV MAMA http://www.tvmama.com/the-real-iphone-agenda-mac-osx-world-domination/#comment-54 iTunes 7.3 helps with AppleTV (duh!) at TV MAMA Sat, 30 Jun 2007 21:48:32 +0000 http://www.tvmama.com/the-real-iphone-agenda-mac-osx-world-domination/#comment-54 [...] and now make cell phones. Actually, Apple Inc. still makes computers only: iPhone is a “Mac Nano” in disguise, and AppleTV is the cheapest Mac [...] [...] and now make cell phones. Actually, Apple Inc. still makes computers only: iPhone is a “Mac Nano” in disguise, and AppleTV is the cheapest Mac [...]

]]> By: Eclipse http://www.tvmama.com/the-real-iphone-agenda-mac-osx-world-domination/#comment-53 Eclipse Thu, 28 Jun 2007 11:38:50 +0000 http://www.tvmama.com/the-real-iphone-agenda-mac-osx-world-domination/#comment-53 You can't say "no one recorded to DVD" because there is at least *one*, me. I know of more, but we're working with me here so we'll run with it. I purchased a stand-alone Panasonic DVD burner with built in TV tuner (ala VCR in DVD form) specifically because I have a couple TV's, and computers (laptops even, gasp) from which I wanted to be able to watch my time shifted TV. TiVO wouldn't let me easily remove the media files and use them the way I wanted. So it was right out for me. I know I can't be the only one because you can still buy stand-alone DVD burners today, and I've had mine for a few years now. I want to be able to carry my shows with me, to my Mom's house, to my best friend's house, to my Grandma's house on vacation so I can have 4+ hours of PBS TV for my 3 year old to watch. Hard to do that with a DRM laden DVR box. DVD's are still the *best* medium for video entertainment, in my humble opinion. Just my 2 cents. You can’t say “no one recorded to DVD” because there is at least *one*, me. I know of more, but we’re working with me here so we’ll run with it. I purchased a stand-alone Panasonic DVD burner with built in TV tuner (ala VCR in DVD form) specifically because I have a couple TV’s, and computers (laptops even, gasp) from which I wanted to be able to watch my time shifted TV. TiVO wouldn’t let me easily remove the media files and use them the way I wanted. So it was right out for me. I know I can’t be the only one because you can still buy stand-alone DVD burners today, and I’ve had mine for a few years now.

I want to be able to carry my shows with me, to my Mom’s house, to my best friend’s house, to my Grandma’s house on vacation so I can have 4+ hours of PBS TV for my 3 year old to watch. Hard to do that with a DRM laden DVR box. DVD’s are still the *best* medium for video entertainment, in my humble opinion.

Just my 2 cents.

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