For those not well versed in the world of computers Apple, Mac machines do not currently support Blu-Ray discs. Although you can install third-party optical drives in the Mac Pro, you’ll still have to boot into Windows to read Blu-Ray media. However, if iTunes is going to allow a gap of these disks, we can finally see and Macs MacBooks with a fully integrated Blu-Ray discs, and support.

Back in October, the executive director of Apple, Steve called on the famous Dzhobs Blu-Ray and its licensing of the “bag of hurt”, implying that it was too expensive and too complicated now for Apple, to add Blu-Ray drive for Mac. The work, however, is downplaying certain technologies, up to the day, Apple releases a product, as it has for many years with video games iPods.

All this is just speculation now. But if there is any announcement of the Blu-Ray will support him, perhaps at the upcoming Apple WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference), held in San Francisco from June 8 to 12.