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they make ipods for mac
as for me: creative jukebox zen with etymotic er-4p headphones with half a 4s adapter.
creatives sound alot better htan ipod...and they are cheaper. i am going by personal experience becuase my roomate has one
Sony minidisc MZ-N505
I like it
http://www.jnc-digital.com/indexproductsmp3.html#ssf20
iRiver SSF-20
128mb mp3 player.
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| Originally posted by kewlness [...] I bought an samsung yepp mp3/cd player and it was pretty cheap (90$) but it lasted me for only 4 or 5 months before it sorta broke down... [...] |
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| Originally posted by USMC_Greg is the ipod only compatible with Macs? |
Panasonic SV-SD50
ZDNet Review
The SV-SD50 is a simple, easy-to-operate MP3 player with great sound and excellent battery life. Panasonic includes some measure of copyright protection, but you hardly even notice it. Unfortunately, the SD50's slick design and decent performance don't make up for the lack of a belt clip and RealOne's annoying file-transfer software.
64mb+
Supports AAC
WMA
MP3
50hrs playback on NiMH batteries (30 on Alkalines)
Specs
LCD information: Album title Yes
LCD information: Artist Yes
LCD information: Battery life Yes
LCD information: Bit rate No
LCD information: Encoding format No
LCD information: Equalizer Yes
LCD information: Repeat mode Yes
LCD information: Storage space No
LCD information: Track title Yes
LCD information: Track number Yes
LCD information: Track time Yes
LCD information: Volume Yes
Expansion slot SD
Battery Type/hours of life 1 AAA, 31 hours
Weight 2.78 oz.
Dimensions 3.87x1.94x0.86 inches
File formats supported WMA, AAC, WMA
Extras Headphones, 64MB SD Card, SD Card reader, USB cable
Included memory 64MB
Model first available February 15, 2002
Interface USB 1.1
Backlighting No
Docking Station No
FM Tuner No
AC adapter included No
Headphones included Yes
Neck strap included Yes
Operating systems supported Windows 98, 98SE, 2K Pro, Me, XP Home or Pro
Software: Playlist manager Yes
Software: MP3 ripping Yes
LCD information: Playlists No
Hardware encodes CDs to MP3s No
Built-in record function No
Full function equalizer No
Records voice messages No
Stores phone numbers No
As you can tell i LUV IT! and hell i got it for free.. yipeeeee
Link
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| Originally posted by decode ykts |
Was using a Sony R500 MD player for awhile, but I think I jostled the thing too much and the laser lens went to shite in short order, last time I buy a Sony product there... 
MD is a nice middle ground between CD's and MP3 players IMHO though, small media, decent capacity, and good sound quality.
Right now I'm stuck with a standard Panasonic CD discman, which is barely adequate and was bought in pure desperation for a long flight (TO to Paris last summer...)
I'd like to get a huge I-Pod for my next portable, but I don't know if I can justify spending that much on portable audio...I like having a portable, but I don't use it enough to make a really expensive option worth it.
Re: Portable Audio
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| Originally posted by decode What make, model and type of equipment do ta's use to listen to trance on the move? |
10 gig I-pop. Windows version.
I have seen more and more people having i-pops in my college.
you can tell by the white headphones. i like mine a lot.
keeps me awake in class.
iriver mp-350 or something like that
i'd reccoment a sony MD player.. top quality.. possible the middle of the line type
i love my zen. doesnt get any better for now
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| Originally posted by eye_03 i'd reccoment a sony MD player.. top quality.. possible the middle of the line type |
not if u got a good minidisk net recorder.. the data transfer via your pc is awesome.. i think it takes me about 10-15 mins to put a 2 hour emix onto md, now dont tell me thats not good, plus a cd is even quicker and the sound quality is 10/10
I don't know, I'm just not very fond of HDMp3 players, and MD don't suit my taste.
I don't know how "protected" is the HD. I mean. you could drop it and ruin it. Or get damaged at some random occasion. Whereas in mp3-cd players you can service it or sth with no big expenses(I think
). Plus, how am I going to play my audio cds
I'm sure I'm not going to be in any mood for transferring audio cds to mp3s->Hdmp3pLaye�.
And correct me if I'm wrong(I'm not well aware of the prices in market)but, HDmp3 lpayers are more expensive than mp3-cdplayer ones.
That's a bit off-topic,but do you know any decent mp3-cdplayer with intergrated Fmradio tuner e.t.c.??
Riovolt SP100 // MP3 CD Discman -> I love it! amazing sound quality and a nice Equalizer.
4 years old sony with anti-shock and radio,waiting for stolen it...and buy a better discman...
Iriver iMP-350 or 400 both thin and nice package like girls 
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| Originally posted by kewlness ok... since someone made a thread about this topic... i thought i might ask... i'm thinking of buying a portable audio system for about 200$ Cdn but I am also willing to spend up to 300$ Cdn (but preferably 200$ Cdn around) Can anyone give me any suggestions?? plz take into consideration amount of music it can play at once, battery life, decent anti-shock, decent sound quality, and most importantly, RELIABILITY i don't really care about size and how it looks like... as long as it's not a horrifyingly ugly 1 lb piece of crap... i was thinking of getting minidiscs or mp3 players but the ones i've found seem pretty expensive and i'm not exactly sure how practical and convenient they are... I bought an samsung yepp mp3/cd player and it was pretty cheap (90$) but it lasted me for only 4 or 5 months before it sorta broke down... so yeah.. can anyone give me any suggestions?? |
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