I think when Apple originally launched its iTunes service, there were many naysayers saying that although each song was "only" 99 cents, it was still about 100% more expensive than say, kazaa or many of its clones. Apple has proved how successfull it has been since its launch. Now, assuming that windows users catch on, it would essentially iTunes THE most successful business of its kind. As many others pointed out, there's a slew of similar ventures, but none has attracted the kind of attention that iTunes has generated.
Kudos Apple Inc. For once, you have dominated MS, but for how long before MS jumps in?
I would, but why would you want blizzard? Me experience with Diablo was less than stellar, and the rest of their games aren't all that appealing.
Now if you mentioned VALVe... LOL
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I think when Apple originally launched its iTunes service, there were many naysayers saying that although each song was "only" 99 cents, it was still about 100% more expensive than say, kazaa or many of its clones. Apple has proved how successfull it has been since its launch. Now, assuming that windows users catch on, it would essentially iTunes THE most successful business of its kind. As many others pointed out, there's a slew of similar ventures, but none has attracted the kind of attention that iTunes has generated. Kudos Apple Inc. For once, you have dominated MS, but for how long before MS jumps in?
See, when this type of crap crops up, just migrate over to Mozilla. Firebird is a better browser then IE any way you look at it.
I would, but why would you want blizzard? Me experience with Diablo was less than stellar, and the rest of their games aren't all that appealing. Now if you mentioned VALVe... LOL