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Originally Posted by joliom

All those music kiosks they're carrying on about are only offering 128 kbps MP3/AAC/WMA files on a CD-R with the option of adding a label. It's no different then what you can (and probably already are) doing at home right now. I suppose it's nice for folks who don't own a computer, or have internet access or a printer, but for the rest of us it isn't much of a revelation. Like Jupiter said, I would only be interested if they offered uncompressed WAV files, pressed discs rather than burned ones, or silk-screened labels. Otherwise, who cares?

Does anyone remeber Personix cassettes in the 80's?
Didn't last too long. Good idea, but too limited and pricey.
It's better to use iTunes or something similar.