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Re: Describe your ideal mp3 playerOptions
06-09-2013 09:32 PM
I've never had one long enough for the battery to die....it must take a good long while.
iPod Touch 5G 32GB, Touch 4G 32GB, Clip Sport 8GB.
Rockbox-> Clip Zip 4GB, iPod Nano 2G 4GB, iPod 5.5G 80GB 2012 Nexus 7 32GB, Asus MeMoPad 8 16+64GB, LG Optimus G Pro, Nokia Lumia 900, Nokia Lumia 520 Re: Describe your ideal mp3 playerOptions
06-12-2013 05:51 PM
That's just because you're addicted and keep buying the newest and the greatest.
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01-21-2016 07:08 PM - edited 01-21-2016 07:09 PM I am hoping that Sandisk comes out with some more capable players. The last two players I bought were made by a company other than Sandisk. I wanted something more capable than Sandisk currently offers. I am hoping Sandisk comes out with a player under $100 that has HD radio, two card slots, bluetooth, a metal case, and 40+ hours of battery life. Re: Describe your ideal mp3 playerOptions
01-22-2016 07:46 AM From your mouth to heaven's ears . . . . I've written of wanting a metal-cased Uber-Clip for years, seeing them in platinum, gold and bronze varieties.
But, does any current player have two card slots? (And I can't exactly recall one from the past, although I have a faint recollection that there might have been one.) My guess is, with the declining price of microSDXC cards (I scored a major manufacturer 128GB microSDXC card for just under US$30 this past Black Friday--although this probably is not exactly a fair comparison), DAP manfs. might see multiple slots as unnecessary. Having said that, a 256+GB DAP would be sweet. Re: Describe your ideal mp3 playerOptions
01-25-2016 08:56 PM There are now a few players that have two microSD card slots. I haven't noticed any with 4 slots yet. The players I have noticed with two card slots are all over $100, with some even over $1,000. They also have short battery life, 11 hours or less. With the increasing interest in FLAC and especially high resolution files, having multiple card slots makes sense. I guess something like 300 CDs ripped to FLAC fit on a 128GB card? Some people have music collections with thousands of CDs, and to carry it all in FLAC they might need a player with 16 card slots. Before we see players with 8 card slots though, we will need to see at least a few with 4 card slots. Re: Describe your ideal mp3 player[ Edited ]Options
01-25-2017 10:13 AM - edited 01-25-2017 10:17 AM I almost exclusively listen to audiobooks. So my ideal mp3-audiobook-player...
And that's about it.
The result is very cheap hardware with a few specific software requirements.
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