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Apple | Posted: Wednesday, September 1, 2010 2:40 pm

The tiny new Apple TV system announced Wednesday will only let people rent, not buy, content. For first-run high-definition movies the day they come out on DVD, people will have to pay $4.99. High-definition TV show rentals will be 99 cents. The price of the box is also being cut to $99, from $229.

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