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Re: New Macbook - Deliberately hobbled?
by Rennie Klymyk on Oct 16, 2008 at 7:45:57 pm

[Andrew Kimery] " If Roxio can figure out the 'complex' licensing issues I'm sure Apple can too."

It wasn't so much Roxio figuring out anything but more like Roxio being swallowed up by Sonic Solutions who's sole market has been high end DVD authoring for 10 years. Scenarist is the only other pro-level bluray app to compete neck and neck with Sony who is new in this area. Sonic scenarist had their foot in the doors of all major studios already and we all have noticed how Sony can't focus in any particular market but rather competes with everyone for everything. Hey, maybe with Sony Blu-Print now vieing for scenarist's market share Apple is sitting back planning to buy Sonic after Sony squeezes them down. They are certainly in a position to toss a few wrenches in their spokes. I can see it now, Apple Scenarist... part of the new FCS3 suite.

"thou can not stir a flower without crumbling a star" ......Henry Wadsworth Longfellow


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