OK, so this is a what if..?
Most studies etc. have shown that the concept of an all-in-one device (i.e. a cell phone, pocket-pc, pocket games console, media player etc.) aka "fusion" technology, is generally unattractive to a consumer. Now, in the advent of the PSP, which (although I don't own one) seems to tick many boxes, I'm beginning to think that such a device could be desirable.
The thought of listening to my music on a cell phone, and not on my dedicated, beloved player, the iPod, makes me feel sick, but I was thinking, maybe I could bear it on the PSP. I do hate Sony however (as they have music & movie labels and vested interest in the markets, you will never get a consumer-based product from them).
So this makes me think, and want to pose a question to you all:
What if...
Apple made an all-in one device. It was a cell phone, music player, handheld PC and console etc. Apple design and implementation. Would you snap it up in droves, or simply brush by it like a lot of the other so-called "fusion" devices of the past (mostly cell phones masquerading as iPods etc.) have been?
The Apple all-in-one. Attractive?
Most studies etc. have shown that the concept of an all-in-one device (i.e. a cell phone, pocket-pc, pocket games console, media player etc.) aka "fusion" technology, is generally unattractive to a consumer. Now, in the advent of the PSP, which (although I don't own one) seems to tick many boxes, I'm beginning to think that such a device could be desirable.
The thought of listening to my music on a cell phone, and not on my dedicated, beloved player, the iPod, makes me feel sick, but I was thinking, maybe I could bear it on the PSP. I do hate Sony however (as they have music & movie labels and vested interest in the markets, you will never get a consumer-based product from them).
So this makes me think, and want to pose a question to you all:
What if...
Apple made an all-in one device. It was a cell phone, music player, handheld PC and console etc. Apple design and implementation. Would you snap it up in droves, or simply brush by it like a lot of the other so-called "fusion" devices of the past (mostly cell phones masquerading as iPods etc.) have been?
The Apple all-in-one. Attractive?