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That sounds like a great idea. Haven't they already put some memory sticks with films saved on them with DVDs.... I heard they had.
Wouldn't it be great if all companies did this. Wouldn't it be even greater if all DVDs and Blu-rays came with a copy of the movie for every device.
awww can you say freedom...
Brilliant idea!
Sounds expensive, and how can they stop piracy with this?