DRM receiver developers continue to insist on designing equipment that looks like it’s from 50 years ago, making it unattractive to digital audio consumers.
- Ricardo Gurgel
- há 7 horas
- 1 min de leitura
I think this goes exactly along the lines of what I’ve been saying: DRM is shaping up to look like something old and archaic. The sound on this equipment is poor as well, and I think young people would be very reluctant to be seen with a device like this. I actually saw something similar 25 years ago in my grandfather’s hands.
