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it's amazing how someone can sell a flash drive as a music player for $80. i have a flash drive that's twice that size i paid $15 for. so i'm basically paying $65 for the ability to play music off it portably?
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@cddude: It isn't just a flash drive. If it was just a flash drive, it would do nothing more than store data. obviously, that's not the case. By that logic, my iPod touch is just a 32GB flash drive, because the other components around the medium with which it stores information is insignificant.
That flash drive that you paid $15 for probably costs a few cents to produce individually, thus the markup on that cheap flash drive is probably similarly proportioned to this product.
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