More iPod Killers Introduced for the Holiday
An anonymous reader writes "MP3newswire.net has just released part III and part IV of their iPod Killers for Xmas list. Standouts are a $1200 24K gold-plated player from Jens of Sweeden, a 137 Gig unit called the Xclef, Sony's first true MP3 player, and iRiver's MPEG-4 video jukebox. If you missed them, here are parts I and II."
... How much music can you fit in that kind of space? At one meg a minute, typical for MP3, that's... about one and a half seconds. Surely you expect a little more for twelve hundred dollars these days?
Real Daleks don't climb stairs - they level the building.
I wonder if they got the sack.
After spending that much money I don't have any money left for legal music.
Did anyone else get the image of some serial killer known by the name "The iPod Killer" that managed to find someway to turn an iPod into a murderous device?
If not, I blame Daylight Saving Time. (I just moved from a non-DST state to a DST state.)
What?
I've never heard of this place called Sweeden . Must be a small town in Canada or something.
Nothing is going to "kill" the iPod
Used properly, this will.
Thirdly, a gold played mp3 player is dumb.
Don't be ridiculous; if I had an ipod it would just clash horribly with my gold medallions and my extensive collection of gold rings, including that one that goes on all my fingers at once and has my name spelled out in diamonds.
Some of us have style, man, and that's why we need the gold-plated mp3 players.
ogg vorbis seems to be becoming a pretty standard feature on these new portables. Now what am I going to complain about.
I remember having read this 'ipod-killer' story before...
DAMN THOSE EDITORS!!!
which iPod would Jesus use to steal music?
I guess this might be an issue for those people who like to boot their computers with their mp3 players a lot. Now for the rest of us...
Hmm... coining a new phrase?
"When all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like an iPod?"