And now finally the Orbitcast Review of the Pioneer Inno. My hopes are to answer everyone's questions with this article, and to give some insight into the philosophy behind the new XM2go units. I also want this to be the single place you need to go to find out everything about this unit - so I'll be updating this post with everything we learn along the way with answers to any questions people have.

I truly feel this is a revolutionary device. Comparing it to the iPod doesn't do it justice. The iPod is only as good as the content stored on it, and while I have respect for the iPod, it doesn't compare. The level of simplicity merged with the incredible amount of control, truly makes the Pioneer Inno a disruptive piece of technology. 

But enough of this palaver, onto the features:

• Record and store up to 50 hours of music and XM programming when 100% of memory is allocated to XM content. I'll explain more on this shortly.
  
• Store and Mix individual XM Tracks with your own MP3s & WMA digital music files
  
• Create instant playlists (no PC required)
• Browse, purchase, get recommendations, and manage playlists with XM + Napster
• Includes home kit & earbuds