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MP3 Players (Again)
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I'm getting a new MP3 player in the next 3 weeks and I have 4 options
1. Wait until all prices fall/New ones come out
2. Get an Ipod Mini See here
3. Get a Zen Touch See here
4. Get a Zen Micro See here
I don't have thousands of songs but the way things are going just now I'm likely to build a couple of thousand so I need the ability to have a little more space than is needed at the moment. I'll only have £200 MAX to spend and I really don't want to spend that much.
Any suggestions?
1. Wait until all prices fall/New ones come out
2. Get an Ipod Mini See here
3. Get a Zen Touch See here
4. Get a Zen Micro See here
I don't have thousands of songs but the way things are going just now I'm likely to build a couple of thousand so I need the ability to have a little more space than is needed at the moment. I'll only have £200 MAX to spend and I really don't want to spend that much.
Any suggestions?
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if u can get hold of an iriver u can use that without installing software so u can plug it in at ur friends or something and nick their songs
zen touch=good
With the zen touch u litreally drop and drag the songs str8 onto it and u dont even need to have the songs on ur comp, much easier
]Sony[/URL].
Smallest 20gb player on the market, removable battery with 40 hrs playing time, wicked 7 line backlit display(which rotates according to how you hold the player), aluminium body in red, black or silver.
I've got mine on pre-order from Amazon.
Mind you, it's unofficial software so the upgrade will invalidate the warranty...
I'd highly suggest the Creative Zen Touch.
Not if you turn off the auto-update thingy.
Edit: Don't know about this thing though...
I think Sony push their ATRAC format in technical specs primarily because it allows them to quote the maximum 13,000 track capacity and 40 hour playing time figures.
Using the standard MP3 format you'll obviously get a lower capacity and battery-life and this looks less impressive.