, USB 2.0 cable ($5), line-in cable ($5), software CD ($2.99) and a guide ($1). So you’re really only paying $19,956 for the player and $43.99 for all the accessories. </p>
<p>Amazon better give you free shipping on this.</p>
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I’d like to meet both of the people dumb enough to spend so much $ for such a device… there’s no way that spending 20K for a shiny music player is the *only* stupid thing they’d do.
Why?
It still looks gaudy, bulky and not a much of an interface. I’m sure there is plenty of profit margin for this product but at the low volume of sales that would be nill comparably to produce an entry- to mid-level product in a market where lower margin with significantly higher volume could have produced tremendously greater dividends for the company. What a waste of time!