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    Best MP3 player

    Was thinking of this one

    best mp3

    Anyone got one?

    #2
    Yeps, bought a few for kids and grandkids as xmas presents. The PC software is really quite nice to drive.
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      #3
      £220 buys you a 30Gb Ipod that plays MP3/MP4.

      I bought the brats them for xmas.

      £50 more for movies & 10Gb more space.

      Not bad at all.
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        #4
        I've got a 20gb Creative Zen and they are really good, plus you don't have to use tulip*y Itunes

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          #5
          Originally posted by ~Craig~
          I've got a 20gb Creative Zen and they are really good, plus you don't have to use tulip*y Itunes
          I got an iRiver for the same reason. And you can download camera pictures into it without a PC.

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            #6
            I just use an iMate JasJar PDA running Windows Mobile 5 - plays virtually all formats of music and video, and a 1 Gig removable SD card is about £35 if you need more space. As its connected to my PC at least twice a day I just copy what I want onto it - dont need 30 gigs of storage. Also offers 3G internet access, WiFi, built in keyboard, megapixel camera / records video, GPS unit, voice controlled, POP 3 email, oh and its a quad band phone with another camera for video calls, and announces who is calling (without any 'training'), and came with Skype pre-installed for free WiFi based VOIP calls as well

            Cost about £150 on contract. Dont really see the attraction of 'single function' portables.

            P.S forgot - it can send and receive faxes as well.

            Last edited by mcquiggd; 25 January 2006, 18:46.
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