Xbox Users Get Movie Downloads (ComputerWire)
Microsoft has launched a video-on-demand service for UK users of its Xbox 360 games console. The service will go live on December 11, and will enable users to download movies and music videos from the internet using Microsoft points, which are the currency of the Xbox Live Marketplace and Zune online stores that enable users to buy content without a credit card.
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The facility, which will go live on December 11, will enable users to download low-definition films from the internet for 250 Microsoft points (around £2) and high-definition versions for 380 Microsoft points (about £3.20). Microsoft Points are the currency of the Xbox Live Marketplace and Zune online stores.
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