SanDisk, Record Companies Plan MicroSD Music Format
The only reason this might work is. . .
Because there are people out there who are ipod zombies and are too stupid to use they very capable cell phone as an mp3 player. Secondly, people are too stupid to buy an 8GB microsd card of which they can put HUNDREDS of albums onto, 8gig cards are going for a measly $35 on ebay now. Only bad consumers buy memory cards at local retailes, RIPOFF! ! !
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have you ever considered people dont want to buy a cd then transfer it to a computer. then keeping the cd in storage for eternity. I get what your saying, but some people want what they want. personally i store all my files on a computer and my 160gb mp3 player. and my 2gb mp3 player that is more mobile.
But it would be nice to say going to best buy buying the chip then putting in my mp3 player to listen to right away without worrying about the cd getting scratched and everything
But it would be nice to say going to best buy buying the chip then putting in my mp3 player to listen to right away without worrying about the cd getting scratched and everything
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Or quality loss. Every time a CD is ripped and then put onto another form of media it loses a little bit of it's quality. However, to transfer from a MicroSD card to your computer, you're just moving files. No ripping involved. It's a direct copy.
For quality junkies such as myself (everything I have on my computer is in FLAC format) this would be nice. But at the same time, I love having the physical CD, the CD art, all that junk. So I'm kind of torn.
For quality junkies such as myself (everything I have on my computer is in FLAC format) this would be nice. But at the same time, I love having the physical CD, the CD art, all that junk. So I'm kind of torn.
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