Originally Posted by
GommeInc
You obviously didn't catch my drift, I meant it won't be anything special or revolutionary. Not it's own seperate, unique brand, better than all the rest. It will jut be an option for people to buy, not the No.1 thing to get.
It was whatever button was at the bottom, I never paid attention as I was driving at the time. I imagined it was the Menu button because it seemed like it was that button at the time (I don't really remember things like that).
I meant for out of personal use. Companies like to personalise their systems, with special programs that can be used as a Database for example, which don't neccessarily connect to the internet, which I am guessing would not get them a good program unless they took the effort of downloading it onto a memory stick.
With a computer, companies can use personalised programs to do their services, like O2 has Windows for their phone database amongst other companies. I've only ever seen a Mac used at the National Portrait Gallery in London, but they don't exactly need much and the slideshow program used did the job enough.
Considering Creative got rated second out of 3 companies for quality, style etc. It kinda is fact. iPod was third due to tinny quality, a terrible sound system which cannot predict how the music should sound like, and it uses a format that isn't high quality.
Sony came first out of Creative and Apple. I don't have the Sony MP3 player so I can't exactly say I love Creative and think they should be the best when it was recorded that Sony was better.
Whether it works or not isn't the question. It also depends on what you consider is good quality.