Add my no vote as well, simply because most if us on this form prefer real machines.
i assume some form of market research was done by the company, and a need identifies prior to undertaking construction of this "item". If not, the company is in serious trouble. Points for intiative if it is indicated, and double points if we are all proved wrong and it sells. The majority argument I get from non-pin converts is that the machines "always breakdown" and cost too much to maintain. If it is sold as some form of "solid, reliable" version, that will give many years of joy to "the whole"family, then it may have a chance.
Looks like it's lighter and more mobile too, so can be set up easier than the hulking monoliths I have to shuffle around some times.
Good luck to Stern, not my cup of tea, but I never thought One Dirction would ever sell CDs and look at how good they are>>>>>>>>>>>>>
