I've been watching the Satellite Radio market for the past 5 years business-wise, and I've chosen Sirius Radio.
Top 5 Reasons:
1) No commercials. 2) 3 Satellites 3) Just released the PAC v4 Audio Codec; derived from a series of unique technologies that include the latest generation of psychoacoustic modeling, based on a deeper understanding of hearing physiology. This new coded beats XM's previous audio comparison hands-down. (http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/020610/nym024_1.html) 4) NPR. 5) Sirius has the business advantage of being the second on the market. They can learn from XM's mistakes without making a fool out of themselves. 5a) The cool little dog logo.
Sheesh...you'd think cell phone companies would start using technology more...software is already out there for the entire US for signal propagation overlaying major/minor roadways and highways.
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I've been watching the Satellite Radio market for the past 5 years business-wise, and I've chosen Sirius Radio.
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Top 5 Reasons:
1) No commercials.
2) 3 Satellites
3) Just released the PAC v4 Audio Codec; derived from a series of unique technologies that include the latest generation of psychoacoustic modeling, based on a deeper understanding of hearing physiology. This new coded beats XM's previous audio comparison hands-down. (http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/020610/nym024_1.html
4) NPR.
5) Sirius has the business advantage of being the second on the market. They can learn from XM's mistakes without making a fool out of themselves.
5a) The cool little dog logo.
Sheesh...you'd think cell phone companies would start using technology more...software is already out there for the entire US for signal propagation overlaying major/minor roadways and highways.
Marketing gimmicks....