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80 Gig MP3 Player

An Anonymous Coward writes: "I don't know who has anywhere near enough MP3 music to need an 80G drive, but for those who want one Reality Media has just released the GIDI Digital Jukebox. The company is based out of Belgium and offers the unit in three different box styles including one for the dash ($715) and one for a systems rack ($795). The company will also sell you the guts alone to build your own player. The key is the company's Single Board Audio Computer (SBAC), which is a pre-programmed for digital music."

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  1. Enough for everyone by Nau.dk · · Score: 5, Funny

    "80 Gigabyte should be enough for everyone"

    /Andreas

  2. Re:Why? Commercial Jukebox. by kilgore_47 · · Score: 2, Funny

    They should make one with a quarter slot and a bill-scanner: Drop in a quarter to play the song, plus a $5bill in the slot for the RIAA's cut.

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  3. Re:New Rio Volt by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny
  4. Barbie was right... by mph · · Score: 2, Funny

    "Math is hard."

  5. Please support FDSFFAS! by jfisherwa · · Score: 2, Funny

    "I've had to buy some CDs twice (and #$Y&^@ Tidal by Fiona Apple FOUR times)"
    "More than once I've sent a song to a friend in e-mail"
    "And do you know what? I don't feel guilty about doing it."

    You should feel guilty. Haven't you heard of FDSFFAS?

    Friends Don't Send Friends Fiona Apple Spam.

    :P? :P !

  6. Re:Cool... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    You listen to 196 kbps bitrate? How's that sound when compared to 192 kbps? What's the storage requirement difference?

  7. Re:80GIGs by Black+Rabbit · · Score: 2, Funny

    ...and 640K ought to be enough for anybody.