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Q. Will music downloads replace pre-recorded CDs? When?
A. Lee Trink, vice president for marketing at Lava Records: The CD format will be defunct in five years. Maybe it won't be gone entirely by then, but it won't be the main format anymore. Who wants to have CDs when you'll be able to download 4,000 songs into something the size of a deck of cards?
Uh, let me see. . . anybody that wants ANYTHING resembling good quality audio? What a loser! :loser:
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Originally posted by David MeekUh, let me see. . . anybody that wants ANYTHING resembling good quality audio? What a loser! :loser:
What I see down the road, unless the record companies get off their butts and start offering online distribution of purchased music, is that the CD will primarily be the media the music comes home on, but not what the music is played from.
Down the road I could see having a whole house audio system run off a file server that houses my entire music collection on hard drives. When I get a new CD (or purchased downloaded music file) it would be archived on the server for future use, and the CD put away for safe keeping.
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