Whatever, dude. Whenever your company feels like coming up with a product that isn't just a retaliation to a product that Intel makes, then you can make an argument. When was the last time AMD ever came out with anything completely original and market-shaping? Go fig.
Much better than some of the CD sound quality is quality that humans can hear, but without some of the high frequency pitches. 9 times out of 10, sound is distorted by high frequency timbre or static that we can do without.
So, I say Kenwood didn't have anything better to do, so they invaded the MP3 market with something useless that their consumers can pay for. Your options are most plausible.
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Whatever, dude. Whenever your company feels like coming up with a product that isn't just a retaliation to a product that Intel makes, then you can make an argument. When was the last time AMD ever came out with anything completely original and market-shaping? Go fig.
Much better than some of the CD sound quality is quality that humans can hear, but without some of the high frequency pitches. 9 times out of 10, sound is distorted by high frequency timbre or static that we can do without.
So, I say Kenwood didn't have anything better to do, so they invaded the MP3 market with something useless that their consumers can pay for. Your options are most plausible.