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I remember about two years ago when Mr. Jobs said that he didn't see video as the future of iPod. I think we all saw that as way too shortsighted. We knew better. $14.99 for new releases and $9.99 for older movies. iTunes will get it. I know MSFT is trying to get their player to market. I'm interested to see how this plays out in the 'Jobs vs. Gates Celebrity Deathmatch for the Living Room.'
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