Steve Jobs on why not to bother with handheld video players

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David Pogue, in his NY Times column reports here on an interview with Steve Jobs this week.

First, he said, on a video player, "there’s just no equivalent of headphones." That is, when you put on headphones and press Play on a music player, the results are spectacular-you get a very close equivalent to the concert-hall experience.

But watching video on a tiny three-inch hand-held screen is almost nothing like the experience of watching a movie in a theater or even on TV. It can’t approach the same realism or emotional impact.

Worth a read.

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