MOD Systems’ Download2Go kiosks now hawking DRM-free music

You’ll need to pop into a Quick Chek in New York or New Jersey to take advantage for now, but if you and iTunes just aren’t on speaking terms, a hear-to-heart with a MOD Systems’ Download2Go kiosk may be your best alternative. Planted in ten locations across aforementioned states, these kiosks work a lot like the movie-equipped ones that were installed in various Blockbuster locations and in 30 US airports, but rather than hosting the newest chick flicks, these are loaded down with singles, albums and other things you may enjoy on your so-called MP3 player. You can get a general idea of how it works with a film just after the break, but whatever you do, make sure you bring an unloaded SD card or USB drive. Continue reading MOD Systems’ Download2Go kiosks now hawking DRM-free music MOD Systems’ Download2Go kiosks now hawking DRM-free music originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 08 Dec 2010 05:39:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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