Pioner inno portable#
Pioner inno plus#

Pioner inno portable#

Model Inno XM2go Portable XM® Satellite Radio with Mini-stereo jack, Sleep Timer Mode 15, 30, 45 or 60 minutes, Tone Controls Bass Song/Artist Memory, Sports and Stock Ticker, Channel Presets 50, 3.5 mm XM Satellite Radio with MP3, 1.7' (Low Reflection) Screen Size, Pixels 180 xġ80, 1GB Storage Capacity, Backlight Timer, 10 Minute Buffer, Tune Select 20 Pioneer GEX-INNO2BK Model Inno XM2go Portable Shipping Cost: Chose the quantity to add to cart, press the 'Add to Cart' button and in the Pioneer GEX-INNO2BK Model Inno XM2go Portable XM Satellite Radio with MP3, 1.7' (Low Reflection) Screen Size, Pixels 180 x 180, 1GB Storage Capacity, Backlight Timer, 10 Minute Buffer, Tune Select 20 Song/Artist Memory, Sports and Stock Ticker (GEXINNO2BK GEX INNO2BK INNO XM2) XM will vigorously defend this lawsuit on behalf of consumers.Appliances Clothing, Shoes & Accesories Computer Products Educational Products Electronics Extended Service Plans Extended Warranties Furniture Health Products Home & Garden Janitorial Machines & Tools Office Outdoors Projectors Security Systems Shop By Brand Time and Weather Toys & Games Uncategorized Useful InformationĮlectronics > Communications > Satellite Radios > Pioneer GEX-INNO2BK Model Inno XM2go Portable XM Satellite Radio with MP3, 1.7' (Low Reflection) Screen Size, Pixels 180 x 180, 1GB Storage Capacity, Backlight Timer, 10 Minute Buffer, Tune Select 20 Song/Artist Memory, Sports and Stock Ticker (GEXINNO2BK GEX INNO2BK INNO XM2)

XM Radio is the largest single payer of digital music broadcast royalties and royalties paid by XM go to the music industry and benefit artists directly. This is a negotiating tactic on the part of the labels to gain an advantage in our private business discussions. The music labels are trying to stifle innovation, limit consumer choice and roll back consumers' rights to record content for their personal use. 'These are legal devices that allow consumers to listen to and record radio just as the law has allowed for decades.

I think he also believes every consumer should pay him $150 for the priveledge of reading this Editorial. Mitch Bainwol RIAA CEO believes XM should pay the fees. Sirius, XM's rival in the satellite radio business does pay the recording industry's licensing fees for its own receivers that also store music. Presently XM has avoided paying distribution licenses required of Internet downloading services like iTunes. This seems like a no-brainer, but when you have lawyers on staff it's just plain silly to let them stand around doing nothing, right? Songs stored on the device can't be copied and only played back for as long as the customer subscribes. XM maintains Inno legally records music for personal use, just like a VCR. Considering XM plays some 160,000 songs every month that's a lot of money for the recording industry. Come to think of it, I am looking for that much money, too. RIAA is looking for $150,000 for each song copied using the device by an artist it represents. On Tuesday, May 16th, the RIAA filed its lawsuit claiming the Inno violates federal copyright laws because it lets users label and save songs. Or it could be that they just want to see how far they can go before we all get smart enough to only solicit independent labels It could be the recording industry is getting desperate to find new sources of revenue. XM has nothing to gain from piracy and has traditionally stood behind the efforts of the RIAA. The Recording Industry Association of America is embarking (again) on a campaign to begin eating its young by suing XM, a legitimate subscriber music service that already pays royalties to the recording industry.

Pioner inno plus#

With its mix of music sources plus being the smallest portable satellite receiver made, the Inno stands to be a popular device. It's built in one Gig of memory lets users store up to 50 hours of music, either saved XM broadcasts or uploaded from your own library of MP3s. The handheld digital music player just went on sale a few weeks ago with the slogan: 'Hear it, click it, save it'. The Pioneer Inno XM Radio is a fully portable satellite radio player/receiver about the size of a small pack of smokes. The legal strong arm of the recording industry is now suing XM over the device. Pioneer's portable Inno XM Satellite Radio was just too cool for the RIAA. RIAA Sues XM Radio Over Pioneer's Inno Portable Player/Recorder