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I stopped using my iPod and went to a zune because I was tired of getting 99c to death. It was the best move, I would rather just pay my music "tax" and have a
by bbuffone 16y ago
I stopped using my iPod and went to a zune because I was tired of getting 99c to death. It was the best move, I would rather just pay my music "tax" and have access to all the music I want. Currently, there is about $1000 dollars of music on the device, when I had my iPod I never spent more than $100 dollars a year.
I am one of the few that actually want to pay for the things I like, as it will ensure that more of those things will be available.
- zmonkeyz 16y agoOn top of that the ability to chose 10 of those songs to keep a month DRM free is such a good deal.
- kzsystems 16y agoout of (genuine) interest what happens to the $1000 of music if (gasp!) you ever decide to move to a non-zune device? Can you export it in an open format to move to the new one?
- bbuffone 16y agoI'm sure they don't travel with me, but at $13 a month it is worth it. they will still cost $1000 and I have only to pay $140 (year). So if I need to move and want all the music which I won't not at $1000. I would have paid a 14% premium. the subtract all the music that I am either done with or didn't really like, I am sure that I will come out a head. Hey, maybe that is a good business model, get a two month subscription service where you can access all the music and train the system to understand what you like so you can pay as little as possible for DRM free music. Best of both world. Or we can all just enjoy Justin Beiber and the Youtube way of picking music.