http://techreport.com/ja.zz?comments=6644
Does anyone else think that now WMP should get native DivX, AAC, RealVideo/RealAudio, Quicktime, Xvid, and <insert anything I missed> support?
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Shawn
I'm hungry...
If only the (outrageously overpriced) iPod supported that many formats.
Me personally, I'm no fan of iTunes. When you install the program it installs no less than three services onto your machine.
If judged on its merits alone, I'd rank iTunes dead last in the player/client category. -
Well, based on how well the iPod is selling, you really cannot consider it to be outrageously overpriced. I bought one about two months ago and I think Apple really has hit the nail on the head with the design and with its seemless integration with iTunes.
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jkwuc89 wrote:Well, based on how well the iPod is selling, you really cannot consider it to be outrageously overpriced. I bought one about two months ago and I think Apple really has hit the nail on the head with the design and with its seemless integration with iTunes.
I'd rather buy a Dell Jukebox.
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