I say "useable" because from what I'm seeing, a decent one that can hold a fair amount of music isn't cheap. Those with small size memory like 32-64mbs don't hold many tunes unless it's one that uses the same smartmedia cards that my digital camera uses as that memory is now cheap (like 64mb for $17).
I've never owned one of these but I'm thinking about it and just want any opinions on what's decent vs what sucks?
OK, MUSIC....opinions wanted on a good, portable, "useable" MP3 player?
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OK, MUSIC....opinions wanted on a good, portable, "useable" MP3 player?
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I like my Creative labs nomad II. but if you are going for an mp3 player...now adays, why not get one of these diskman that plays mp3's. they are pritty sweet 2.
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Yeah that's what I got, the Sony CD/MP3 player. You can burn, what, 100 MP3's or more on a CDR? Pretty sweet, and of course it plays regular CD's as well. It's light, skip-proof, and not too big. I really like it for working out at the gym so I don't have to listen to crap dance music they play there... 
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