Who here spends two hours per night sorting, downloading, buying and cataloging their music for their ipod? Come on Hugh?
I think Hugh needs to buy an iPod and use it a while. My iPod on shuffle beats XM anyday. I had to disconnect my XM radio to connect my ICELINK for my iPod in my 2004 Honda Accord. With my iPod on shuffle, if I don't feel like a certain song I hit next (from my steering wheel) and I'm almost positive I'll like the next song.
The question is, does anyone here spend 1 1/2 to 2 hours preparing music for their ipod?
Napster Vs iTunes? - Did the Math
XM Satellite Radio CEO Hugh Panero on the iPod vs XM Radio:
iPod... that demand-oriented, MP3-based technology is very attractive to people who want to search and sort and download and put [music] in their iPods. And for people who have the time to do that, I think that iPods are very attractive. However, we are offering a very different option of effortless listening to music, and I think as people get older, when they realize that they don't have an hour and a half or two hours every night to sort, download, buy, catalog, that they turn to XM Radio because it is effortless like cable television is or satellite television is.
I think Hugh needs to buy an iPod and use it a while. My iPod on shuffle beats XM anyday. I had to disconnect my XM radio to connect my ICELINK for my iPod in my 2004 Honda Accord. With my iPod on shuffle, if I don't feel like a certain song I hit next (from my steering wheel) and I'm almost positive I'll like the next song.
The question is, does anyone here spend 1 1/2 to 2 hours preparing music for their ipod?
Napster Vs iTunes? - Did the Math