Anyone Recomend A Good Mp3 Player
<div class="IPBDescription">That doesn't cost a fortune</div> Was thinking of investing in one cos my cd player costs a fortune in batteries and I can't use it when I go running.
Also I'm not prepared to fork out for a stupid ipod that has way more space than I need. Something with maybe 256mb top whack or less would be ideal and small as well so it can clip onto my shirt as I'm running.
Also I'm not prepared to fork out for a stupid ipod that has way more space than I need. Something with maybe 256mb top whack or less would be ideal and small as well so it can clip onto my shirt as I'm running.
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<a href='http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0001UEHOE/qid=1098055718/sr=1-2/ref=sr_1_2_etk-electronics/102-0669821-5610525?v=glance&s=electronics&n=172282' target='_blank'>Info</a>, i think NewEgg got it cheaper.
That's pretty sick for $85, and cheaper from NewEgg. Gotta look into this thing.
Upgradeable flash memory if you need it.
1 AAA battery lasts me about a week, for two/four listening hours per day.
It also has a stopwatch!
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Let's form a "North American Old-Style Cassete Player Possessors Union"!
Or something.
Of course, I now use my iRiver h120, which cost me $250, though from what I've heard the smaller-capacity iRiver products are quite good.
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I like mini disc players most, a nice mix of old school cassettes and new digital technology.
Though they are not so good while doing sports.