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Sirius Confirms iPod Satellite Talks

An anonymous reader writes "Remember those iPod Satellite rumors last December? Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio, announced at the 2005 Media Summit that he had discussions with Steve Jobs about the possibility of putting Sirius' technology in future iPods. Steve's response? Not interested."

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  1. Re:Ladies and Gentlemen by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    And slashdot editors: Mac Shills...

  2. This is SO last night by jkmiecik · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Looks like slashdot is picking up Ars Technica's sloppy seconds.

  3. Re:iTunes Says Moo (Mu?) by Fletch · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    iTunes Says Moo

    I think maybe you meant "mu"?

  4. aBITCH by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    since3 we made the but i'd rather hear

  5. Re:iTunes Says Moo by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    omg teh ipod is so graet

    i wish i wuld be steve apple so i could invent all teh graet things like the nuton and teh mac and teh ipod and teh macosx and evrythink

    so graet

    raelley.

    almost as graet like windows ex pee

    appel is really geting closed to mircosfot

  6. Re:Ladies and Gentlemen by VeryProfessional · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Steve Jobs, the Prince Charles of the tabloid computer industry

    Steve Jobs is marrying Camilla Parker-Bowls???

  7. Re:Hey dudes, there is this thing called competiti by CountBrass · · Score: -1, Offtopic
    And that's why the iPod is so great: it doesn't have all this silly fluff: FM radio *LOL*, OGG (who cares), mics (yeah that's really important in a music player) but the biggest piece of fluff and the one that proves they miss the point complete is: video. Video ahahahahahahaha!

    Replacable batteries sound like a good idea, except that they add to the size and require catches and covers that can get lost or broken. And of course if Apple did change to replacable batteries I've no doubt the Yugo drivers would all start whinging about how Apple makes so much money on all the accessories.

    Any MP3 player is a luxury item. The iPod is at the top of the heap and the reason you pay more is principally great design: and part of that great design is realising less is more: something the component-assemblers at Creative et al still haven't figured out.

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