Mp3 CD Player

Choosing The mp3 Player That Suits You
Executive summary about Mp3 CD player by Fabio Marcell


You've read that you can get your entire music collection on to one mp3 player and that's true - but not every mp3 player. Basically, if you want to get physical with your mp3 player then you need one with no moving parts. There are basically three types of mp3 player. Hard drive based, memory based and mp3 CD player based. The hard drive mp3 players allow you to store thousands of tunes whilst the memory based version sacrifices music volume for freedom of movement. You can even get waterproof mp3 players! The mp3 CD players read the mp3 music from a CD which you have pre-burned.

How much music can you get on the various players out there? One minute of CD quality mp3 takes up around 1Mb. The hard drive mp3 players plough through the batteries at a rate of knots since the disk has to physically turn. You'll find that most hard drive versions use lithium-ion rechargeable batteries and if you use your mp3 player a lot, your re-charger will be in regular use. If you want to use your mp3 player more at home then size will not be such a great consideration. As a replacement for the home hi fi system, the mp3 player is becoming more and more popular.

MP3 Players - Different Types
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Some of the types of mp3 players are Flash Memory Players, Hard Drive Players, MP3 CD Players, Minidisk MP3 players, Hybrid Players.

When compared to other types of MP3 players, the flash memory MP3 player is the smallest and lightest of all. When compared to flash memory players, hard drive players are big in size. MP3 CD Players is a new variety of CD players available that could play MP3 and other digital sound files. These players burn the CD R/RW discs to your old CD collection. MP3 CD player is cheaper than the flash memory and hard drive memory players.