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Originally Posted by MumboJumbo
Suddenly we are seeing what used to be free iMovie and GarageBand, have costs associated with them. They aren't costs that were traditionally expected like upgrade costs, but costs to initially acquire them. This has happened with Facetime HD as well.
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Wait, are you seriously saying that $5 for iMovie or GarageBand is too much?
Just for reference, here are things that are also $5:
- a box of popcorn at the movies
- 1.25 gallons of gas
- a bag of chips and a jar of dip, if you snag a Memorial Day deal
- a candle
- an HD movie rental on iTunes
- half of a dime bag
- one quarter of one tank of one color of printer ink
- a Steven Seagal DVD "classic" from the Walmart value bin
- and maybe, like, 1% of the cost of a real instrument.
GarageBand for $5 is seriously one of the craziest values in all of software. I think the only thing that comes close is probably
Minecraft. 