Mp3 player
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Thanks for the suggestion. If you get a chance to look here again tell me if this is the model you have? Its suprisingly cheaper at pricegrabber so if that is it and accepts CF cards I'll buy it.
Again thanks for the infomation.
Again thanks for the infomation.
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JackFrost22
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does it support expansion? how bout one of these http://web9.himbeersoft.htmldesign.de/c ... /index.php
try the iA!!! compact flash HERE YOU COME!!! OMGEEZ
try the iA!!! compact flash HERE YOU COME!!! OMGEEZ
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yeh thats the 128MB model,
I can't remember anyplayers that use Compactflash, if You have a few CF cards that hold 256MB or over then Compact Flash might be the way to go, but with about 80% of all digital devices useing SD (Secure Digital) cards and the price of SD dropping I'd buy an SD player if I were You
If the player supports CF cards is more likely to be a bigger player as it is a bigger card, I think CF mirco drives can hold up to about 4GB or maybe 8 these days I'm not sure, it's just the only thing I think You'll see them in after awhile will be Digital SLR Cameras and not much else imo CF is a dieing medium
I should have asked before
what do You want out of an Mp3 player?
personally I wanted one that could hook directly to a computer so that I wouldn't have to carry a USB cord around with me, somthing small, doesn't skip so I could run with it, enough room to fit around 140 song with some space left over for a few files and photos, an FM radio and standard batterys so I can use rechagables of Alkline
I can't remember anyplayers that use Compactflash, if You have a few CF cards that hold 256MB or over then Compact Flash might be the way to go, but with about 80% of all digital devices useing SD (Secure Digital) cards and the price of SD dropping I'd buy an SD player if I were You
If the player supports CF cards is more likely to be a bigger player as it is a bigger card, I think CF mirco drives can hold up to about 4GB or maybe 8 these days I'm not sure, it's just the only thing I think You'll see them in after awhile will be Digital SLR Cameras and not much else imo CF is a dieing medium
I should have asked before
what do You want out of an Mp3 player?
personally I wanted one that could hook directly to a computer so that I wouldn't have to carry a USB cord around with me, somthing small, doesn't skip so I could run with it, enough room to fit around 140 song with some space left over for a few files and photos, an FM radio and standard batterys so I can use rechagables of Alkline
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Well I know I want CF as my dad has four 512mb, one 256mb and one 64mb cards. For the most part I dont want the mp3 players that are limited to just internal memory, I get sick of mixed cds as it is I need some veriaty. Just so long as it supports CF cards I'd be happy.
vskid wrote:Nerd = likes school, does all their homework, dies if they don't get 100% on every assignment
Geek = likes technology, dies if the power goes out and his UPS dies too
I am a geek.
No, the mp3 player is cool, I just thought it was a crappy computer. Cool piece of hardware, I just wasnt sure what it was...Geebs61 wrote:I cant see how you can call that mp3 player crap, its basically a homebrew iPod. You arent gonna find an mp3 player that isnt similar to that. They all have a decoder chip and they read the mp3 files off of some sort of storage media. The only difference being what media is used.
Also, Gannon, would you mind sending me the schematics and PCB design of the one you have?
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I believe he means a mp3 player, I heard my dad bought two high speed 512 CF cards from costco for around $50.
vskid wrote:Nerd = likes school, does all their homework, dies if they don't get 100% on every assignment
Geek = likes technology, dies if the power goes out and his UPS dies too
I am a geek.
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SpongeBuell
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yeah, it's a player, like I said.
http://sandisk.com/retail/dap.asp
Edit: It seems to be good with features, such as voice recorder and radio. Not a bad deal IMO
http://sandisk.com/retail/dap.asp
Edit: It seems to be good with features, such as voice recorder and radio. Not a bad deal IMO
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