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October 18th 08, 02:40 AM
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ibiquity AM hybrid digital radio provides little consumer benefits
Actually, people didn't care much about FM stereo, either. FM stereo didn't reach mass market appeal until it was almost a give-away with the radio. That's what will happen with HD. Until it starts being included in the next radio people will purchase, or in the next car they buy. That $50 licensing fee for each chipset will keep a lot of people from EVER buying an IBOC receiver. They will get them included in a car radio they will buy in the near future. They won't have to decide to buy one. |
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