NO sane person would ever subscribe to them pay to listen to satellite
"radios" They are not even real Radios at all.Any brand new two bit
Radio from a Goodwill thrift store is much better than any of them pay
to listen to "radios" They look like something I would expect to see in
the toy bins along with the barbie dolls and other toys.If I ever see
one of those in the Goodwill thrift store (I am going there this
afternoon at about 1:00 PM) I am going to kick it all the way across the
floor.
cuhulin

Jim wrote:
On 5 Apr 2005 04:22:41 -0700, wrote:

Cuhulin, you're cramping my style. Jim obviously likes to subscribe
to
things, so let the man be.

But only things that interest me, and are worth the money. Which
leaves your "newsletter" out in the cold.

Jim

Aw come on. It's just "one more subscription"... Remember, TANSTAAFL.

Steve

On 5 Apr 2005 04:20:27 -0700, wrote:



Really? How's the service in your car? Do you have broadband?

Greg

It's absolutely fantastic. I just connect my Palm to some amplified
speakers and man it is awesome!

Steve

Wireless Broadband costs way more than $13 a month.

David wrote:
On 5 Apr 2005 04:20:27 -0700, wrote:



Really? How's the service in your car? Do you have broadband?

Greg

It's absolutely fantastic. I just connect my Palm to some amplified
speakers and man it is awesome!

Steve

Wireless Broadband costs way more than $13 a month.

It actually doesn't cost me anything, since my employer pays for it.
But even if it did, it would still be a vastly better value than
satellite radio. Wireless internet is good for all kinds of things,
whether it's email, downloading files, surfing the web, etc. It also
makes available vastly more of *everything* that satellite radio has to
offer.

On 5 Apr 2005 07:40:19 -0700, wrote:


David wrote:
On 5 Apr 2005 04:20:27 -0700, wrote:



Really? How's the service in your car? Do you have broadband?

Greg

It's absolutely fantastic. I just connect my Palm to some amplified
speakers and man it is awesome!

Steve

Wireless Broadband costs way more than $13 a month.

It actually doesn't cost me anything, since my employer pays for it.
But even if it did, it would still be a vastly better value than
satellite radio. Wireless internet is good for all kinds of things,
whether it's email, downloading files, surfing the web, etc. It also
makes available vastly more of *everything* that satellite radio has to
offer.

And when you leave town?

David wrote:
On 5 Apr 2005 07:40:19 -0700, wrote:


David wrote:
On 5 Apr 2005 04:20:27 -0700, wrote:

..

And when you leave town?

It's small enough to fit in a pocket. It's also a phone (a Treo) so I
have access to everything I want, no matter where I may be traveling.

Satellite radio is yesteryear's technology.

I don't care about wireless networking my computers,I prefer wired if I
do decide to network two or more of them.I do have broadband in my
vehicle though,it's called a big old LOUD BAWhUMMMPPPP,,,,,,,
cuhulin

"David" wrote in message
news
On 5 Apr 2005 04:20:27 -0700, wrote:



Really? How's the service in your car? Do you have broadband?

Greg

It's absolutely fantastic. I just connect my Palm to some amplified
speakers and man it is awesome!

Steve

Wireless Broadband costs way more than $13 a month.

True. But you can also do a lot more with it. It would be nice if they had
other options other than monthly. Like cell phones, pay as you go with
topoff cards.

"Jim" wrote in message
...
On 05 Apr 2005 02:23:38 GMT, "-=jd=-"
wrote:

Instead of paying $20/month to listen to what *still* equates to radio
programming, I can take an average of much less than that $20/month, and
buy
an occasional CD to add to my music library -- The library that I built
before the availability of gack "satellite" radio...

Wow - you still buy CDs? How.......quaint.

Jim
Somebody has too thanks to all the internet thieves out there.

"MnMikew" wrote in message
...

"Jim" wrote in message
...
On 05 Apr 2005 02:23:38 GMT, "-=jd=-"
wrote:

Instead of paying $20/month to listen to what *still* equates to
radio
programming, I can take an average of much less than that
$20/month, and
buy
an occasional CD to add to my music library -- The library that I
built
before the availability of gack "satellite" radio...

Wow - you still buy CDs? How.......quaint.

Jim
Somebody has too thanks to all the internet thieves out there.

Plus, a quick way to start an argument among audiophiles
is to compare mp3's, AAC and satellite radio to CD's in
terms of sonic quality. That's almost as good as the digital
vs. analog arguments they tend to have.

--Mike L.