Apple iTunes is now offering HD programming. Some shows include Lost, Ugly Betty and Desperate Housewives. HD shows from iTunes are priced at $2.99 versus the $1.99 standard rate. Overall, there are 70 prime-time shows represented on iTunes.
By: John Lester
Published: Nov 21, 2008
Updated: Jul 2, 2009
Apple Inc is offering the availability of extended HD programming on Apple iTunes. The store is offering high-definition television shows for $2.99 per episode.
"We've got an incredible Fall 2008 TV lineup with over 70 prime-time comedies and dramas, including many of the most popular shows on TV in stunning HD," said Apple's VP for Internet Services Eddy Cue, in a statement.
Apple iTunes now carries more than 70 prime-time shows from a variety of networks such as Sci-Fi, Comedy Central, Bravo, Disney Channel, Nickelodeon and others. Surprisingly, even HBO and Showtime are now on iTunes.
The Apple iTunes store has sold over 200 million episodes. The company says the number of shows have proven that consumers love watching TV on their computer and mobile devices such as the iPod and iPhone.
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