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I think Hitclips should make a comeback as a high-end luxury novelty audio format made to appeal to nostalgic millennials like me.
>Instead of shit quality short clips of songs, each cartridge features one high quality audio track of a complete song along with beautiful album art on the cartridge itself.
>audio output for the player includes a standard 3.5mm port along with bluetooth support

the sheer novelty of the device would make it sell millions
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>>109426636
You can put a microSD card in them, so you can have way more music on a cartridge.
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sandisk tried this back in the day, entire reason why the sansa line existed iirc
some years back they tried again to release albums on sd cards this time geared toward audiophools
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you unlocked some memories for me with that
I had who let the dogs out and some other cartridge too
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i remember these from the 90's, too bad these all sucked and sounded like 4khz bit crushed toy audio, i guess you could do "modern" ones with SD cards but



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