ecomputerd wrote:
> 
> Am I sounding like a broken record? Sorry! You can do this today 
> with a Pocket PC and FeederReader. The Dell Axim x50v and x51v have 
> direct video out (with appropriate cable). You can download DIRECT 
> to the Axim with FeederReader and play videoblogs (or anything else) 
> over the video cable. I know these are new rumors, but when it 
> enables things we can already get today, the *new* capabilites it 
> brings seem less than exciting. The biggest thing this does is open 
> up videoblogs to all of Apple's current and potential iPod 
> customers, which is a HUGE number.
> 
> Imagine the scenario:
> Videoblog --> RSS 2.0 with Media Enclosures --> Dell Axim with 
> FeederReader (WiFi or Cell phone) --> external display
> 
> No need for iTunes or a desktop or syncing files.

Greg, no, you are not sounding like a broken record. Remember that Apple 
didn't invent personal computing, they just popularized it, and made it 
easy (and fun!) The smooth integration and syncing seem like key selling 
points. I've been using an old Rio (and not an iPod) with iTunes for 
years, and I'm sick to death of having to manually copy files (podcasts) 
over every day. An iPod would make this drop-dead easy, but alas, I do 
not have one.

Is using your Axim and FeedReader as simple as dropping an iPod into a 
dock and having it sync with playlists you've created on your desktop?

This might not help, but in a year or two when every uses a video iPod 
to do what you are doing now, you can tell them you were years ahead of 
the curve. (I know that's little consolation, as I've been there myself.)

Pete

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