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playstat88 · 04-25-04, 01:12 AM

I'm just curious why some company hasn't made a program for a pocket pc to have XM radio? They can offer the reciever and their program and have the same $10 subscription fee. Don't you think people with a pocket pc would buy this far over a whole new piece of hardware? I'm sure it would be cheaper, instead of a $100 hardware deal with sirius u could probably get the program and some reciever from a company from $50 (ive seen gps recievers as low as $40, and i would think they would be more expensive anyway). Companies like mapopolis and tomtom made navigation software, why can't the next step be made?

04-25-04, 01:12 AM	#1 (permalink)
playstat88 Aximsite Minor League Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Maryland Posts: 106 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Where's the XM radio? I'm just curious why some company hasn't made a program for a pocket pc to have XM radio? They can offer the reciever and their program and have the same $10 subscription fee. Don't you think people with a pocket pc would buy this far over a whole new piece of hardware? I'm sure it would be cheaper, instead of a $100 hardware deal with sirius u could probably get the program and some reciever from a company from $50 (ive seen gps recievers as low as $40, and i would think they would be more expensive anyway). Companies like mapopolis and tomtom made navigation software, why can't the next step be made? __________________ Axim X5 300 mHz, Deluo Serial GPS, 128 MB SD card, 256 MB SD card, 16 MB CF card, stupid sandisk defective 128 MB CF card, 128 MB CF card, 2 GB Hitachi microdrive, ambicom CF wifi adapter Inspiron 9100 Logitech z-680 digital surround speakers 500 Watt RMS 1000 Watt peak (i love em so much i had to put em on)