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Originally posted by lil'babykitten: Good point. *Gasp* |
You really think ?
Or do I miss the irony here ?
-t
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Originally posted by lil'babykitten: Good point. *Gasp* |
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Originally posted by turtle777: You really think ? Or do I miss the irony here ? -t |
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Originally posted by lil'babykitten: What irony?! |
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Originally posted by sanity assassin: Looks fantastic, and going by Sony standards... |
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Originally posted by Stradlater: Sony standards meant something 5 to 10 years ago... Can't quite say the same anymore. They're middle-of-the-road quality in most areas with most products. Oh, and sorry to hear about your iPod experience; mine, on the other hand, has been excellent. |
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Originally posted by ambush: [insert company name] to release a rival to Apple's iPod |
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Sony is to launch a 20-gigabyte Walkman digital music player capable of storing 13,000 songs - more than Apple Computer's market-leading iPod, which will also be more expensive. The Network Walkman NW-HD1 is set to be launched on July 10 in Japan, by mid-August in the United States and in September in Europe. The announcement comes on the 25th anniversary of the introduction of Sony's first Walkman in 1979. The new player is expected to sell for around Y53,000 ($487) in Japan and less than $400 in the US, Sony said. It will undercut Apple's iconic 40-gigabyte iPod, which sells for $499 and holds up to 10,000 songs. Picture: Reuters |
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Originally posted by Ganesha: For those of you wondering.... The footnote next to the number of songs says.... Capacity based on 4 minutes per song and 48-Kbps encoding. No typo, FOURTY EIGHT! Now why 48 Kpbs you ask? Why it's the lowest supported bitrate on Sony's player. So why not list the MAXIMUM number of songs you can get on it!? Great Advertising! |
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Originally posted by Spliffdaddy: It's from Sony. The #1 recognized name in quality. |
Originally posted by Sherwin: Thanks for the laugh Spliffy. For the record, there's numerous people around here (myself included) who won't buy Sony products 'coz their quality is crap. Sony stuff breaks a lot. Therefore, Sony suck. |
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Originally posted by Sherwin: For the record, there's numerous people around here (myself included) who won't buy Sony products 'coz their quality is crap. Sony stuff breaks a lot. Therefore, Sony suck. |
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Originally posted by Spliffdaddy: That makes four of you. A recent Harris poll suggests that most folks seem to feel quite differently. http://www.sony.com/SCA/press/030723.shtml |
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Originally posted by Spliffdaddy: Sony led this year's list followed by Kraft, Dell, General Motors and Microsoft. http://www.sony.com/SCA/press/030723.shtml |
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Originally posted by Adam Betts: That survey is almost worthless |
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Originally posted by Ganesha: For those of you wondering.... The footnote next to the number of songs says.... Capacity based on 4 minutes per song and 48-Kbps encoding. No typo, FOURTY EIGHT! Now why 48 Kpbs you ask? Why it's the lowest supported bitrate on Sony's player. So why not list the MAXIMUM number of songs you can get on it!? Great Advertising! |