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2002/2/10-11 [Consumer/Audio] UID:23831 Activity:insanely high |
2/10 Can anyone recommend a good portable mp3 player? I had one of those Iomega hipzips, but it's no good. Any ones without moving parts (and hopefully low price)? \_ There is a triangle of "no moving parts", "low price", and "decent capacity". Choose two of three. \_ Why the HECK would it have moving parts!? What for? \_ maybe a hard disk \_ or to play MP3 CDs. Not everyone goes jogging with their their portable players, so moving parts may not always be more important than media costs. \_ because the hipzip had removable disks, so it was having to read from the disk. which is why it failed, in my opinion. -op \_ agreed. i love my 6GB archos jukebox which is the size of a tape walkman from the early 90s and heavier. but then i got it for airplane flights, not for noodling around town. \_ 1/4 of the /. 'stories' these days are about mp3 players. \_ iPod. Its the best mp3 ever. If you want to try mp3 cds I'd recommend the sony. Other possibilities include the sony memory stick players or the Samsung YePP. A couple of guys at work like the intel player, but I prefer the YePP. \_ I need a mac for the iPod though, right? \_ http://www.mediafour.com/xplay \_ digisette. |
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www.mediafour.com/xplay -> www.mediafour.com/products/xplay/ The original XPlay is well-known as the first product ever to provide Windows connectivity for iPods, and as the only product ever to provide Windows integration for Mac-formatted iPods. XPlay is also the only way to use iPods with older versions of Windows, including Windows Me and Windows 98SE. XPlay provides a powerful Explorer-integrated drag-and-drop interface that makes transferring music to and from the iPod quick and simple. XPlay is also the only product that enables Windows users to use both Windows- and Mac-formatted iPods. If you like, XPlay will automatically synchronize your iPod with your PC music collection when you plug it in, so you are always ready to take your favorite music with you. Thanks to built-in MacDrive technology, XPlay even makes a Mac-formatted iPod appear as a normal hard drive, so its a great way to take your files and documents with you anywhere. Software done right No software company knows more about bringing the Mac and Windows worlds together than Mediafour. Windows XP-based systems require Service Pack 1 or greater. Installation of XPlay requires no more than 20MB hard disk storage. Some minor features, such as the XPlay Update Wizard, require Internet access, but this is not essential for use of XPlay. |