Amazon HD movie rentals, TV shows get official

For a month now, a rumor has been floating around about Amazon's plan to add high-definition movie rentals and TV shows to its Amazon Video On Demand service. The company is starting off by adding over 500 HD TV shows and movies to its catalog including new movie releases like Twilight and Frost/Nixon. Added TV shows include popular titles such as Smallville and The Tudors. Not only will HD content be downloadable to computers, but also to compatible devices such as Panasonic Viera Cast HDTVs, the Roku digital video player, certain TiVo models and the Sony Bravia Internet Video Link. HD movies will cost you $3.99 to $4.99, and as expected, HD TV shows will set you back $2.99.

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