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Kaak
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Well guys, dell is set to take on Apple for the digital music market, as well as the market for LCD tvs, and introducing a new and improved handheld.
Link
New Dell Digital Music Players
The Dell DJ and the Dell Digital Music Store work seamlessly together, allowing you to purchase and download from thousands of songs while carrying your music library in your pocket.
New Dell Axim X3
Get organized and stay productive with the latest addition to the Dell Axim family, featuring optional wireless connectivity.
We are also introducing Media Center PCs and our new LCD tvs...
Anyway, the dell dj prices aren't finalized yet, but are WELL below apple's comprable models. Dell is also opening up a new digital music store, similar to iTunes. Sorry, monolith, but we want to put apple out of business ( or atleast out of this business )
Well if you guys decide you need any of these products for christmas, i'd be more than happy to help you out!!! 
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Kaak
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Agathon, if apple can't make it work, i'm sure dell can. Our side of things is set to launch about the same time.
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Kaak
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tablet pcs work like that, but they are expensive and of limited use. The dell pocket PCs are great, but by the time you get all the accessories (keyboard, wireless card, etc...) you are spending a fair amount of money. If i were you i'd wait until the end of the month (prices are going to go down a bit because it is the end of the quarter) and get a notebook. Keep an eye on the webpage, and figure out exactly what you want, and i'll help you get the best possible price. the inspiron 5100 is probably the best value for your money right now...
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Kaak
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no, the dell will play standard music files, but it isn't being billed as an "mp3" player.
Oerdin: the price is going to be between $100 and $200 cheaper than a comprable iPod. I can't give out the exact price because it hasn't been finalized, i just have the preliminary price at the moment...
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Asher
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Calgary, Alberta
Nov 1999 time: 22:31
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quote: Originally posted by Agathon
Apple uses AAC, the other services use WMA 9. It's incumbent on Apple to allow other manufacturers to incorporate AAC compatibility into their players and to incorporate WMA 9 into their ipod. |
There's no reason whatsoever for AAC to exist in the consumer marketplace, the whole reason Apple used it was because no one else was doing it.
Apple is more concerned about locking people into Apple systems than they are about making life easier for the consumer.
AAC won't be supported on non-Apple media players, while Windows Media will continue to be supported on everything else.
Apple will once again screw up something they could've easily had an effective monopoly with.
This is what happens when you run a company with people who are more interested in color schemes than profit margins.
Last edited by Asher on 10-10-2003 at 07:28
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