The market for these products is just beginning to emerge, and analysts are split on its future. Some expect the devices to gain significant acceptance once vendors address issues, such as high prices and digital-rights management. Others think that user interest will be limited to videophiles, and the number of consumers who need a video fix is not as great as those who desire music. ... Technology News: Trends: Personal Video Players May Be Next Big Wave As a person who's had one of these for over a year, my take is that these are not for videophiles but rather for those who don't have time enough to watch television in the conventional sense and want to do it in "stolen moments." --Dennis
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