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In article <wY=G4xy00UkaILBNQJ@andrew.cmu.edu> bader+@andrew.cmu.edu (Miles Bader) writes:
>richard@panchax.gryphon.COM (Richard J. Sexton) writes:
>>         I recently read an article in a magazine that made the
>>         point that DAT decks are on the verge of replacing
>>         CD's and vinyl for consumer audio.
>
>I hope you took this article with several large boulders of salt...

No.

I can see how technology may take a while to reach a backwater town
like Pittsburg, but here in Los Angeles, 60% of the songs on the
radio station I listen to are on DAT, and the first DAT only store
selling players and tapes has already opened.

I don't mean it's gonna replace vinyl and cd's in six months,
but I expect that withinn two years very significant inroads
will have been made.

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