Mp3 Players

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Choosing An MP3 Player To Groove To
Executive summary about MP3 Players by Gabriel J. Adams

If you've decided that you want get yourself a portable MP3 player, or digital music player, you've probably discovered that there are myriads of choices to choose from.

1: MP3 CD Players
An MP3 CD player is a digital music player that plays CDs – either standard audio CDs or MP3 CDs. MP3 CDs use a different file format than standard CDs, so they can hold many times the number of songs a standard CD can. With most computers, you can easily burn MP3 CDs for use with your player.

2: Flash Based MP3 Players
A Flash Based Player uses a static form of media such as a memory card to store your digital music on.

3: Hard drive based MP3 Players
As the name suggests, a hard drive MP3 player uses a hard drive to store your music on. Just like flash players, most hard drive players use a USB interface to connect to your computer so you can easily load them up with music.

Sony MP3 Players
Executive summary about MP3 Players by Brian Lupichuk

With the Sony mp3 players you can choose from either the Hard drive player, Flash Memory player, MP3 CD player, or the Mini Disc player. Sony mp3 players come in a good affordable price range from $100 to $300.

The Flash memory, Sony mp3 players have large storage capacity too. But flash players are smaller than hard drive players. With Sony Mp3 Players you should include the Mini disc player. Simply with combining a digital camera and an Mp3 Player.

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