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| MoSH_MaN |
Only $349
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BUT F0CK ME
You can store more mp3s then I have in my pc |
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| Fir3start3r |
| quote: | Originally posted by MoSH_MaN
Only $349
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You're not supposed to notice that... :p |
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| Prodigy |
| thing is with these gimmicks once u have a full hard drive of mp3s whatever happens to it yer fukd!! On the other hand u have nothin to worry bout if you back em all up, but thats a pain in the arse!! MP3 CD players are the way to go!! |
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| yujie__ |
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| Fir3start3r |
| quote: | Originally posted by Prodigy
thing is with these gimmicks once u have a full hard drive of mp3s whatever happens to it yer fukd!! On the other hand u have nothin to worry bout if you back em all up, but thats a pain in the arse!! MP3 CD players are the way to go!! |
Huh?
Explain yourself man! :conf:
(Don't be afraid of being a little technical)
Not sure I understand how it gets ed from just having a full HDD?
I think the point is to use this as a portable way of bringing your MP3 around with you that already exist on your main home computer.
Transfering everything over to the portable and not keeping the main ones at home is just dumb...:crazy: |
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| ali92 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Fir3start3r
Huh?
Explain yourself man! :conf:
(Don't be afraid of being a little technical)
Not sure I understand how it gets ed from just having a full HDD?
I think the point is to use this as a portable way of bringing your MP3 around with you that already exist on your main home computer.
Transfering everything over to the portable and not keeping the main ones at home is just dumb...:crazy: |
If u have one of those HDD MP3 players and you DROP IT, you can be phucked! I know of someone who accidentally dropped one and not only did he lose EVERYTHING but, he dcouldn't run it. He couldn't even return it to the store because of an external scratch from when it landed on the concrete. I have an MP3-CD player (iRiver IMP-150 (ChromeX)) and I have to say that if you read on www.iRiver.com 's site, you'll see that there is no better way to keep a lot of music around you. Go to CDProjects or Case Logic's website and get one of their excellent CD cases and put a lot of MP3-CDs in them. You'll have many GB of music with u then! iRiver is the best MP3-CD and Flash player manufacturer. They're upgradeable too! If new features come out, just download the firmware update, burn it to CD, put it in the player, wait 2 min, that's it! |
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| ali92 |
| quote: | Originally posted by yujie__
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And where did you get this snapshot from? Is this the North American IMP-400 and IFP-190 (or 195?)? Or the NEXT model after the '400? I didn't see thsi model on iRiver's website. The last model I saw on there was the IMP-400, released in September 2002 in Korea and the rest of Asia and in November 2002 in North America. The latest Flash player model I see on there is the 256 MB IFP-190 but, they say that the 512 MB "IFP-195" will be coming out in late January in Korea. I wonder when will these hit 1 GB... |
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| Prodigy |
| quote: | Originally posted by ali92
And where did you get this snapshot from? Is this the North American IMP-400 and IFP-190 (or 195?)? Or the NEXT model after the '400? I didn't see thsi model on iRiver's website. The last model I saw on there was the IMP-400, released in September 2002 in Korea and the rest of Asia and in November 2002 in North America. The latest Flash player model I see on there is the 256 MB IFP-190 but, they say that the 512 MB "IFP-195" will be coming out in late January in Korea. I wonder when will these hit 1 GB... |
I own a Slim-X 350 and in the picture it's gotta be iMP - 500! The new one is out, 400 that is...So the newest 500 is yet to be revealed! |
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| TiestoInTheMix |
| quote: | Originally posted by Prodigy
I own a Slim-X 350 and in the picture it's gotta be iMP - 500! The new one is out, 400 that is...So the newest 500 is yet to be revealed! |
wtf??? iMP-500?? OMFG!!! and i thought my 6-months-old 350 was a fancy new thing! |
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| TigerClaw |
| MP3 CD Players are the most convenient way to go, They have Car Stereo MP3 CD Players, Portable ones and now all DVD Players suport MP3 Playback, I have two of those Case Logic cases, one holds 72 which is currently full of MP3 CDs, And the second one thats holds over 80 has half of it full of MP3 CDs as well, Having a Mp3 CD Player is beneficial when having a party at home, You can just put in an MP3 CD which has say about 60 to 70 mp3 files on it and it will play all the track, And you dont have to worry about going to your system to change the CD again, That one whole CD can play up to 10 hours of music. :) |
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| Fir3start3r |
| quote: | Originally posted by ali92
If u have one of those HDD MP3 players and you DROP IT, you can be phucked! I know of someone who accidentally dropped one and not only did he lose EVERYTHING but, he dcouldn't run it. He couldn't even return it to the store because of an external scratch from when it landed on the concrete. I have an MP3-CD player (iRiver IMP-150 (ChromeX)) and I have to say that if you read on www.iRiver.com 's site, you'll see that there is no better way to keep a lot of music around you. Go to CDProjects or Case Logic's website and get one of their excellent CD cases and put a lot of MP3-CDs in them. You'll have many GB of music with u then! iRiver is the best MP3-CD and Flash player manufacturer. They're upgradeable too! If new features come out, just download the firmware update, burn it to CD, put it in the player, wait 2 min, that's it! |
True story...
I'd go with the MP3/CD player myself...
Just makes more sense...
But for going to the gym or some outdoor exercise I'd get one that just played MP3 (all RAM sans HDD) for convenience and size. Then buy an arm strap or something to hold it there...
Now if they only made them to hold more songs...:mad: |
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