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Anonymous
02 September 2010
The millions of Sony users doesn't equate to the 163m ITunes users, but this is an interesting value proposition. Vidzone works really well on the PS3 (bar some interface 'challenges') and streaming music should mean no needing to use HD space or sync with a PC. But the price point is important. If music is free (with ads) and TV / film are in the 99p/£1.99 area then this could take my fancy. If they ramp up the prices / intergrate with psn plus then I'll stick with my huge ITunes library.
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Anonymous
02 September 2010
The millions of Sony users doesn't equate to the 163m ITunes users, but this is an interesting value proposition. Vidzone works really well on the PS3 (bar some interface 'challenges') and streaming music should mean no needing to use HD space or sync with a PC. But the price point is important. If music is free (with ads) and TV / film are in the 99p/£1.99 area then this could take my fancy. If they ramp up the prices / intergrate with psn plus then I'll stick with my huge ITunes library.
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