[Wolves] Linux compatible MP3 player

[Deusiah]

I never said yours were colour. Andy said the new iRiver devices had
gone MS, these are colour apart from that there's nothing special
about them.

Yes there is a better chance of data loss but my music is just a copy
of what I already have on my PC so loosing it would not be a problem.

If 1GB is good enough for you great, flash players are lighter and do
have a longer battery life but 1GB wasn't big enough for my music
collection which is currently around 5GB.

I'd still go for an iRiver HD player :P

Chris

On 5/16/05, David Goodwin <dg at clocksoft.com> wrote:
> Deusiah wrote:
> > I'd still go with an iRiver but one of the older ones, you don't need
> > a colour screen on a music player anyway.
> 
> Our's aren't colour either.
> 
> > I opted for the iHP-120, should have gone for the iHP-140 which as you
> > may have guessed has a 40GB drive as opposed to a 20GB one.
> 
> My concern was that if we dropped something with a hdd inside it there
> would be a large chance of data loss.. and without a hard disk I would
> expect it to be lighter, more durable and have a longer battery life.
> 
> > I can vouch for the ease of use and great sound quality of this
> > product. It's very useful having a 20GB drive that you can carry
> > around.
> 
> No doubt. 1gb is enough for me currently... I can store enough rock and
> podcasts to keep me distracted for some time....
> 
> David.
> 
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