Tech
BT Vision, the hybrid IPTV-Freeview service, is now offering high definition movies for download rental.
Testing for the HD movie download service commenced at the end last month, with Babe, ET and Miami Vice being made available at £2.95 each for 24 hours to select customers.
The service is now available to BT Vision's entire customer base, with films at launch consisting of Hulk, Babe and The Other Boleyn Girl.
Testing for the HD movie download service commenced at the end last month, with Babe, ET and Miami Vice being made available at £2.95 each for 24 hours to select customers.
The service is now available to BT Vision's entire customer base, with films at launch consisting of Hulk, Babe and The Other Boleyn Girl.
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