iPhone Goes Corporate, Jobs Trash-Talks Adobe, Nine Inch Nails Bucks the System

While Microsoft and Nokia got cozy, Apple CEO Steve Jobs gave Adobe a kick in the pants that might be interpreted as one company telling another to get off its butt and improve its product. via TechNewsWorld

[jennifer b]

If the entire set costs $300, Trent had d**n well better sell one that is cheaper. Does he think that he is being generous to the fans by offering a cheap version of something, and then offering the same thing with better sound and extras for 60 times the price? Some fans, no matter how loyal or how many NIN albums they bought from record companies throughout the years, simply cannot afford to pay that much for a collector's item. I still can't afford the singles for 'We're In This Together', and they're half of that. While I'm grateful that the music is available for so cheap, I'm also upset that fans can't enjoy an equal experience when buying this album. I bet the record company wouldn't have charged so much...

[Brandon W]

Umm...well the $300 set won't "sound" better than any of the others. The lower packages on the cost list are about the same quality. If you want the best sound quality, the Blu-ray disc offered in the $75 package is it, but that's only if you have a blu-ray player and a nice sound system in your living room.
In the $5 packages, you can get cd quality and beyond.