New iRiver H10 + 1 Yr. Napster to Go Subscription - $189.99

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Napster was giving away a free iRiver H10 when you bought a one year subscription to their Napster To Go Service for the first 1000 customers this morning. They added $10 for shipping, but pretty great deal considering the player alone costs $279.99 MSRP.
I've been debating between this and an iPod, largely because I don't want to use Microsoft's copy protection as it gives them more $$$ (which they really don't need, greedy ******) But the H10's removable battery is nice so I'm conflicted.
Any opinions? Sell both and buy the iPod or keep this one?
 
hmm, that's a toughy, but I have an ipod, and that battery thing with the ipod is terrible you leave it for two days and its dead. I say get it then sell it on ebay after a year and see if anyone buys it? I don't know but that's a good deal.
 
On a side note about Napster, they advertised in the Super Bowl unlimited downloads for $15.00 bucks a month. A good idea if you download a ton of music.
 
[quote name='nneace']On a side note about Napster, they advertised in the Super Bowl unlimited downloads for $15.00 bucks a month. A good idea if you download a ton of music.[/quote]

If you cancel your subscription you lose access to all your songs.
 
[quote name='DocBledsoe'][quote name='nneace']On a side note about Napster, they advertised in the Super Bowl unlimited downloads for $15.00 bucks a month. A good idea if you download a ton of music.[/quote]

If you cancel your subscription you lose access to all your songs.[/quote]

Oooh.. That sucks.. There goes any thoughts I had of using Napster.
 
[quote name='flizmo007'][quote name='DocBledsoe'][quote name='nneace']On a side note about Napster, they advertised in the Super Bowl unlimited downloads for $15.00 bucks a month. A good idea if you download a ton of music.[/quote]

If you cancel your subscription you lose access to all your songs.[/quote]

Oooh.. That sucks.. There goes any thoughts I had of using Napster.[/quote]

Napster rents you music, Itunes sells you it, its a dilemma
 
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