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MP3 players: what mp3 player should i get?
what mp3 player should i get?
by zmanrc2 - 7/18/08 6:44 PMi want an mp3 player that is durable and has at least 20 gb. also i want videos and radio on it. it would be cool to have internet but i dont think a lot of mp3 players have it. i prefer not an ipod because they are expensive and i have had many bad experiences with apple. any suggestions?
Zune 80
by ktreb - 7/18/08 7:15 PM In reply to: what mp3 player should i get? by zmanrc2or Archos 605 wifi.
605 wifi don't have the radio...
by skooal - 7/19/08 12:12 AM In reply to: what mp3 player should i get? by zmanrc2Hi,
I have an archos 605 wifi, but it don't do radio and you have to know that in order to surf the web you need to buy the opera browser plug-in from their website (about $20 if I remember well). Otherwise, it's a great machine and you can add depending on your budget, a ton of gadgets, from camera to station that transforms it into VCR... fantastic...
...but with its new upgrade and the possibility to run applications (lots are for free), take care of your emails, pictures, calendar, to do list... nothing can stop the ipod touch I'm afraid...
i have a broken one...
by zmanrc2 - 7/19/08 4:24 PM In reply to: 605 wifi don't have the radio... by skooali had a touch but it broke in a few months. i sent it in and they say its from water damage so they refuse to fix it. i know i never got near water. also apple has too many restrictions. i found an mp3 player that looks good called the creative zen x-fi. thanks for the help though.
Zune 80
by [RM]Dimon - 7/19/08 6:58 PM In reply to: what mp3 player should i get? by zmanrc2I just bought one for my Brother for his birthday, and of course played with too for a little while. First I've got to say, they are just as expensive as iPods, but: Navigation is easier and using the player in general seems easier too, sound quality is much better than iPod, and I have an 80GB iPod Classic and an iPhone to compare. Radio works very well. I liked it a lot, almost wanted to take it back from my brother. Highly recommend. Keep in mind, desktop software is kind of a pain to use compare to iTunes, takes some time to get used to. You have to convert video files and movies using a 3rd party software, most of them. And a screen resolution is the same as iPod's when the screen is bigger so picture looks a little blurry.
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