> Well, it does say *maximum* of 30 albums, which is pretty meaningless. > I think my granddaughter's player says something like 'around 100
I suppose so. But the albums could be subdirectories, and you could fit a large number of different albums on one cd using the mp3 format, of course. My limited experience with the sony player seems to suggest that it is quite good at what it does, although the headphones which are supplied aren't too terribly good since the felt earpieces have already fallen off them and I've only had the player a few weeks now. The batteries which I use (Rayovac renewable/rechargeable alkaline) lasts for quite a while before I have to recharge them, but not nearly as long as the manual suggests (60+ hours for Sony AA). I don't see how mp3 takes less battery power then regular CDs, but Sony claims it does. One would think that there needs to be extra processing power required to play mp3, vs. regular CDs. Perhaps the thing spins down? I'd ignore the Aflac thing because the software seems to be Windows centric and mp3 works just fine. I don't see any superiority over mp3 and (too bad) the player doesn't support ogg (neither does my desktop player). So far it's done a very good job otherwise. > Anne ------------------------------------------------------------------------ David E. Fox Thanks for letting me [EMAIL PROTECTED] change magnetic patterns [EMAIL PROTECTED] on your hard disk. -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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