There’s no way this could work. How would the thing split tracks/know when to split tracks. If it plit them when there was a silence then what would happen if you had a song with a pause in the middle? Products like this confuse me. Good idea, just don’t get how it could possible work.
This is ridiculously funny, yet kind of sad at the same time. I was at Target in Maple Grove today, this Target is brand new, and has only been open for about a week-and-a-half. The last time I was there was exactly one week before. And last week I has noticed the Blu-ray player they had on display. Well this week I noticed they had a TV over it. But once I got closer I noticed that the LCD had been broken, well actually the liquid-crystal underneath the platic had been broken causing what you see in the picture. People just have no respect for property today.
P.S. Just moment after I snapped this a few Target guys walked over and whipped out their radios.
As many of you format fight followers probably know, Target is firmly in Sony’s Blu-ray Army. I snapped this photo last Sunday (14th October 2007) at my local Target (at which you can take photos of products in-store [as far as I know]). The photo itself is pretty self-explanatory.