TV series on the tablet

How I Met Your Mother, “” Breaking Bad, “” Torchwood, “” Two an a Half Men, “” Entourage, “and the TV series, often have one thing in common: they never go to prime time, If you want to have time to look at the tablet are such top series from the domestic and abroad only a few clicks and a few euros removed Apple and Google have the iTunes Store or the Play Store to an Eldorado for series fans, As well as additional TV apps, and users have access to a huge range of popular TV shows – from brand-new to classic.


Series for iPad & Co.


Giant advantage for Tablet: The series is without permanent advertising interruption as with the television broadcasting. Apple and Google offer TV series for download and as a stream. Google has not yet released access to television series in the United States, but has already announced it. From 99 cents per series in standard resolution is included. The question "Buy or borrow?" Is not the users in the United States, because the episodes-borrowing function so far only in the USA. A temporary loan is available only for films, as in a video library. If you buy a series in the United States, you can watch it as often as you want.


Single sequence or season?


Televisionspisodes for the tablet is bought either as a single episode or - which is usually more favorable - than whole season. The prices depend on the popularity and the age of the series: For the complete season of a top series, you pay for Apple in HD resolution 39.99 euros, in standard quality it costs 34.99 euros. Older seasons are available for 14.99 euros in HD, for the standard quality you pay 9.99 euros. As a result, prices are generally on the same level as comparable DVDs or Blu-rays.


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For the serial canned, however, you have a lot less choice here than in the USA: Due to the initial broadcasting rights of TV stations, many series stadiums appear in the United States with a clear delay. Apple and other vendors are also blocking access to the US series in the original language due to licensing agreements with television broadcasters.