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When pricing and quality of service change the game, they don't seem like they're much different from what existed before - the negative slashdot review of the
by llimllib 18y ago
When pricing and quality of service change the game, they don't seem like they're much different from what existed before - the negative slashdot review of the ipod being the classic example.
This service would put online music, finally, at a price point where I could actually use it. I would love to preview songs for 10c instead of have 30 seconds of the song, and uploading my music to a web site has been what I've wanted to do for a long time - why do I have 30g of music on the hard drive of both my computers?
I'm not saying this is definitely what's going to do it, but it seems to me like it has the potential to be awesome, and remember to try and see past your hacker bias.