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To: James Choi who wrote (2770)4/10/1998 11:25:00 PM
From: James Choi  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 60323
 
An article on the future of MMC inside portable music (MP3) players.
mp3.com
And this one must be using CompactFlash judging from its capacity.
nordicdms.com

And this is what is in the pipeline.
mp3.com

It sounds fantastic. MP3 is a new sound compression scheme that can reduce the size of music files by a factor or 10 (ten) without any noticeable degradation. I had to hear it to believe it. A full CD is 650M in Wave format thus it renders to about 65M in MP3 format. 65M is definitely within the reach of CompactFlash. Days are coming when we can jog (or play football taking full impact hit) with music on without having to worry about it skipping. (I am sure music skipping was your main concern when you fell off your bike with your CD player on.)

I look forward to using my SanDisk as film on my digital camera and as tape on my MP3 player and who knows what next.

James



To: James Choi who wrote (2770)4/11/1998 8:31:00 AM
From: Jerome Wittamer  Respond to of 60323
 
Of course, it moves up soon as you get out. So, everyone get out.

OK we wait until everybody's out. <g>

Please, TO ALL : advise James and I when you get out this week. Thank you.

If you seriously consider getting out, don't hesitate, it's probably the right decision. Put an order @21 or lower you'll be sure to be executed (...).

:-)

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