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I'd prefer to not have to overly compress my media, as well as shuffle everything around when I decide I'd like to bring episodes of a different show and a movie with me.
02/15/09
Also, I don't understand why 3G is even mentioned, thjis is just a media player and not a cellphone,r ight?
02/15/09
Look at the picture... see the browser?
02/15/09
so...? Looks like a crappy render, the iphone has done better for 2 years.
@aerospaceman:
Im not sure why is had gps and stuff if its a pmp.. maybe we'ere missing something?
02/15/09
The point is that if it has web browsing capabilities I don't see why 3G would not be a very beneficial feature.... I assume it would require it to be able to take a SIM card, but that does not mean it has to have cell phone functionality as well.
02/15/09
okay maybe im still a little drunk from last night... but...all im saying is that... if it has 3g and a sim card, its not just a pmp, its a freakin phone... lol
02/15/09
Phones have mostly adopted 3G because of the simpler migration for portable devices that require a subscription service package. Many people would be loathe to purchase additional 3G access for other devices when they already have an internet provider.