Blockbuster Inc. unveiled a prototype of an in-store kiosk for downloading movies at its annual meeting on Wednesday, part of its plan to transform into more than just a DVD rental chain.
The sleek prototype kiosk unveiled Wednesday is just one way that Blockbuster is looking to deliver movies digitally. The design, which Keyes said is likely to change with testing, offers a range of features to help customers make movie choices, including previews and recommendations. Keyes said the company is working to reduce the download time for movies to about 30 seconds.
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refer to my Post..on this thread. I had a vision.
Kewlkat007 Comment #5 & #5.2
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I knew Kiosks were on their way..
I could see these things popping up in airports and stuff. It's a great idea.