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*Yawn*Andrew, agree with you. I give it less than 8 months before they realize the offering isn't competitive nor wanted. Why would anyone want to offer music in a format that you cannot play on an iPod, which has like over 80% of the MP3 player market?
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three60 @ Jun 26th 2006 3:38PM
*Yawn*
Andrew, agree with you. I give it less than 8 months before they realize the offering isn't competitive nor wanted. Why would anyone want to offer music in a format that you cannot play on an iPod, which has like over 80% of the MP3 player market?