Tuesday, September 05, 2006
Sirius moving to the internet?
In what I think is the right move, satellite radio publisher Sirius recently announced a portable satellite reciever (and mp3 player of course), dubbed the Stiletto, that can connect via Wi-Fi to Sirius. They even have an online only subscription ($12.99 for the first user, $6.99 for additional listeners) which allows consumers to get Sirius without having to connect to their satellites. I think this is an awsome idea since wireless networks will only be more common in the future, why maintain your own expensive satellites when you do need to? ¶ 5:34 AM
In what I think is the right move, satellite radio publisher Sirius recently announced a portable satellite reciever (and mp3 player of course), dubbed the Stiletto, that can connect via Wi-Fi to Sirius. They even have an online only subscription ($12.99 for the first user, $6.99 for additional listeners) which allows consumers to get Sirius without having to connect to their satellites. I think this is an awsome idea since wireless networks will only be more common in the future, why maintain your own expensive satellites when you do need to? ¶ 5:34 AM
