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HD Films onto New iPad
I'm a new iPad user and d/l a film from iTunes. I downloaded the Standard Definition version as the HD version was rental only. Although I haven't watched the film yet I did look at about 5 mins worth last night and thought the picture quality was excellent.
Now, I don't have any HD products in my house (I still have an old non-flatscreen SD tv), so, am wondering whether HD films on the iPad are really worth the extra price and trebling of memory space needed? Maybe I need to rent a film in HD and have a look, but as I said, the SD version was very good quality. |
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I'm a new iPad user and d/l a film from iTunes. I downloaded the Standard Definition version as the HD version was rental only. Although I haven't watched the film yet I did look at about 5 mins worth last night and thought the picture quality was excellent.
Now, I don't have any HD products in my house (I still have an old non-flatscreen SD tv), so, am wondering whether HD films on the iPad are really worth the extra price and trebling of memory space needed? Maybe I need to rent a film in HD and have a look, but as I said, the SD version was very good quality. |
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If you only had the iPad or iPad 2 I'd say SD would be fine but HD video looks amazing on the new iPad due to the fact its resolution is now higher than that of 1080p.
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