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Minidisc is superior to both flash and hard drive based solutions. Yes you heard me. 1 Gig of infinitely rewriteable media for $2 a pop. Even better the theoretical limit on storage density for MD was 5Gb/Disk. The disks could be easily transported from your player to Car Deck to Home Desk. Sony Destroyed this format through DRM plain an d simple. Anyone who disagrees is quite frankly an uninformed imbecile.
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ginnal @ Dec 19th 2005 1:37AM
Minidisc is superior to both flash and hard drive based solutions. Yes you heard me.
1 Gig of infinitely rewriteable media for $2 a pop. Even better the theoretical limit on storage density for MD was 5Gb/Disk.
The disks could be easily transported from your player to Car Deck to Home Desk.
Sony Destroyed this format through DRM plain an d simple.
Anyone who disagrees is quite frankly an uninformed imbecile.