Comments on: Only Wal-Mart sells more music than iTunes
NPD Group reports that Apple's digital music store has surpassed Best Buy to take over the No.2 spot. Is Wal-Mart next?
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I prefer CDs, because they offer superior sound quality.
DRM-free MP3. Admittedly, Apple hasn?t upgraded their FairPlay
tracks to 256kbps yet, so Amazon?s got them there, but seriously?
I?ll deal with the DRM, if it means better sound. I have no desire to
own a non-iPod digital music player, anyway.
(Of course, CDs always blow MP3 and MP4 away?especially if you
buy them used, which direct download doesn?t allow for.)
launched the download service in its international locations.
Personally, I don't see why I can't buy from the US store anyway
since I can buy my CDs from them, if I wanted to.
With respect to downloads vs. CDs, I'm damned if I can tell the
difference.
- It'll take awhile before iTunes will overtake Wal-Mart
- by aka_tripleB February 27, 2008 8:22 PM PST
- Seems how Wal-Mart is $0.05 cheaper.
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