If you compete with yourself, isn't that a win/win situation?
In order to compete, they would ahve to make a more intuitive media playe rthan iPod and price their songs at the same level or lower that iTunes. People buy the iPod because it's part media player, part sociall statement. If they make a removable battery, better life span, and a better UI, they might be able to compete toe to toe.
But if that player only works with MS software and audio/video content, that'll turn me off right there. At least when I buy an iPod, I have some give in what music service I choose to use.
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shirizaki @ Jul 21st 2006 1:24PM
If you compete with yourself, isn't that a win/win situation?
In order to compete, they would ahve to make a more intuitive media playe rthan iPod and price their songs at the same level or lower that iTunes. People buy the iPod because it's part media player, part sociall statement. If they make a removable battery, better life span, and a better UI, they might be able to compete toe to toe.
But if that player only works with MS software and audio/video content, that'll turn me off right there. At least when I buy an iPod, I have some give in what music service I choose to use.