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Engadget Podcast 169 - 10.31.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
John H @ Jan 9th 2007 10:29AM
JR you miss the point to whom this is marketed. Video iPods are for kids, young adults and business travelers: the people who have time and the inclination to stare for hours at something the size of their palm.
This is for recreation, mobility and the those who can't tap into slingbox: boaters (the 25 ft plus crowd), vacation homeowners, tailgaters, RV owning retirees, vacationing sports fanatics. The former two groups are, in fact, likely to have the kind of disposble income to afford $1500.