David Eduardo wrote:
"Telamon" wrote in message
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You obviously know less about component marketing than you pretend to
know.
Really? What have I written that shows you I don't know what I write
about here?

This article was written last spring 3/1/07. Everything written is being
proposed about the "chip".

Radio World is the authoritative technical publication for broadcasting, and
has been for some time. If their reporters say they saw the chip working in
a prototype, the chip exists and works. If they say it is shipping, it´s
shipping.

References to a TI project that did not develop several years ago are
irrelevant and an attempt to obfuscate.


The point is it is not going to be in mobile phones, Walkmans, MP3
players, or any other truly portable device until they figure out how to
decode the mess efficiently. This won't happen until demand reaches a
critical mass, which won't happen without mobile devices. I can buy a
radio for around a buck that'll tune AM/FM and run for several days on a
single AA battery.