But as Tesco has decided to use Microsoft's WMA format, it can't really benefit from the iPod fever that is going on all over the world right now -- iPods wont play WMA files, just like WMA-capable players wont play tracks from iTunes.
Tesco's pricing is similar to most of the competing services in the UK -- each track will cost £0.79 and albums cost £7.99. The service itself is provided to Tesco by Cable & Wireless. Tracks can be burned on to a CD three times and transferred to three different players.
Source: Guardian
Written by: Petteri Pyyny @ 8 Nov 2004 14:17