[BC] While you are waiting for receivers

[Robert Meuser]

Another factor is the other standards are world standards and the potential 
market size is much larger than the US market, which if anything is shrinking by 
comparison.

R

Paul Christensen wrote:
>>  "I wonder why other countries are apparently able to come up with low 
>> cost compatable systems for stereo, digital radio, etc...and America 
>> finds it cannot, and also cannot let the other systems even compete.  
>> Land of the free?  Or home of the knave?"
> 
> 
> Does anyone know of available data in which the average consumer cost of 
> Eureka 147 receivers is computed over a ten year period?    It would be 
> interesting to see this information and extrapolate it onto a time-line 
> for the iBiquity product, taking total potential market size into 
> consideration (e.g., U.S. versus Canada or Europe).  My guess is that 
> iBiquity has already done the forward-looking work but it may not be 
> available for public disclosure.
> 
> Hopefully, HD Radio production will advance quickly enough to the point 
> where we're not paying $500 for a "clock radio" type of receiver.
> 
> Paul
> 
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