Posted on 03/01/2007 9:13:38 AM PST by misterrob
"Then again, the richest man in the world once said "650KB of memory is more than enough for personal computing".
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He never said that
DOH! as well. Didn't see this before I posted my original one. Sorry bout that, I'm usually better about things like this.
1. Well 20 million and counting have decided to flee commercial-ridden, tight-formatted terrestrial radio to have over 100 commercial-free stations in virtually any genre and sub-genre they are in the mood for.
I have an iPod too and it is a great complement to satellite radio. I discover new music on commercial-free satellite radio and download it to my iPod.
In five years, satellite radio will have over 100 million subscribers.
Prove it.
How much you want to bet? ;)
Try US 160 from Durango, CO to Flagstaff, AZ some time. The only thing you can get is three Navajo stations.
One of them was complete with a Navajo "top 40"...
Actually I was pulling your leg - I had heard 640 not 650
However according to Wiki even that may be urban legend
It may not be the wave of the future, but it fills a niche for upscale consumers desiring specialized programming.
You need to be more specific. I live in a "Western State" and I have neither cable, satellite TV nor satellite radio. Now if I still lived in Eastern Washington, you would have a point.
Try driving in western states.
Doesn't anyone have CD players anymore?
Heh-heh, not a problem! I've been following these satellite radio threads for quite a while, and just about every one has people chiming in with those inane points. It's almost like the Ann Coulter Rule.
That's funny, coulda swore it worked just fine. Btw, AM & FM are crap.
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