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On Jul 4, 2006, at 12:36 PM, Kim Flint wrote: > If you are trying to make a sustainable business out of music > products, make hardware. The market is willing to pay a substantially > higher price for it, the costs are low, you can make a decent profit > margin, and the development effort is easier than for software. Yes you ceratinly get a higher profit margin for hardware. If your goal is to make money, make hardware. The issue being discussed is the combination of hardware and PC software, it doesn't make any economic sense. It's the worst of both worlds, the well discussed stability issues of laptop software, with the expense of dedicated hardware. > and the development effort is easier than for software. Huhh?? Maybe if you're a EE that has spent their life programming for embedded systems. I'll take C++ or C# in Visual Studio any day. Jeff