It is just good to see some additional coverage of something we all care
about.
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haunyack;238594 Wrote:
Would these users be satisfied with 160kpbs?
I understand the economy of it, but with that bitrate, there is no
reason as of yet NOT to purchase CD's or vinyl.
For a lot of users, yes, 160kbps is probably fine. There are a lot of
people out there who will be quite
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/digitallife/index.jhtml
The newspaper was actually looking at 'internet radios' but said of the
SB3 -
Logitech's Squeezebox is at once so much more and so much less than a
normal Wi-Fi radio - less because you need to plug it into your own
powered speakers or a hi-fi;
The reviewer might not have noticed that Rhapsody is only legally
available to users in the States. (Unless this has changed recently?)
S.
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I could have sworn that the Telegraph was published throughout Britain.
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With a subscription, you might never need to buy any more music again.
8/10
Would these users be satisfied with 160kpbs?
I understand the economy of it, but with that bitrate, there is no
reason as of yet NOT to purchase CD's or vinyl.
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I could have sworn that the Telegraph was published throughout
Britain.
Yep, to be purchased by English people in Wales and Scotland :)
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amcluesent;238599 Wrote:
Yep, to be purchased by English people visiting Wales and Scotland :)
Oh, I appreciate that it appeals to a very narrow demographic
(right-leaning Liz Hurley fans), but it does -claim- to be a UK
publication. :)
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