Geeks.com sent us in a pretty cool computer gadget: a vintage-looking internet radio device, the iMedia100. I have a soft spot about classic-looking devices that have modern features, so this was an interesting experiment for me. Read on for more.
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yeah, damn evil MP3s!
The only time I have ever run into an issue with something not supporting ogg is when I get a music file from a friend who is super anal about "free" and has ripped all his CDs and converted all his MP3s to it.
I honestly don't see why people like ogg so much.
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Oh well, why I am not surprised...?
Maybe you can find the answer to your question here:
http://www.vorbis.com/faq/
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p.s.: If someone is interested. It was about Eugenia posting reviews here although she claimed that she "turned her back on OSNews" several times. But exploiting the website for reviews for profit/free devices seems to be still a nice thing to do for her.
That was it and I can't understand the need to delete speculations like that, other than being unprofessional. KTHXBYE.
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I have left osnews, but I have also said that I would post original content occasionally. And yes, some freebies are not a bad deal when I have given my life for this site, and even ended up to the hospital once while working on it day and night. Given the fact that we don't get paid a dime to work on this site (and I did work hard on it since 2001), then I do enjoy getting some review items -- and of course be honest about them on my review.
And btw, I was NOT the one who deleted your comment. So starting this polemic against me, is unfair. Read the rules carefully if you want to know why your comment was deleted by someone else in the team.
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DESIGN KNOCKOFF. This is a knockoff of Tivoli Audio's radio. Same type of wood enclosure. Same big knob position. Similar LED information window. The buttons on Tivoli are above and below and are circular instead of square like here. And Tivoli likes to use Sirius Satellite Radio.
GOING GOING GONE. Sold out. At about $150.
EUGENIA. Sorry you had to go. Sorry too if I misspelled your name. Live well and be happy. I wish you had made enough to live on while providing Osnews stories. I wonder how our whole economy will suffer if we don't pay our wonderful Eugenias enough to live their dreams.
Thanks,
Jim
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