I don't know if the 6800's are yet prepared for as much as a 16 gig card, but certainly a 4gb card would give you enough of a music choice to keep ya happy for a good while.
I use my 6800 as a music player, although I do have two very major complaints about it. First, I usually use it with Bluetooth with some very nice Plantronics Bluetooth stereo headphones I got about 15 months ago, but yes, that does help drain one's battery, even if it's the higher-capacity one. Second, I'm not a fan of Windows Media Player, and that's all you get on WM6. Where the heck is Winamp for WM6 is what I want to know. There are other choices, but none as accessible as WMP, clunky and slow to respond as it is. On Fri, 12 Sep 2008 16:41:04 +0000 (UTC), you wrote: >Interesting observation...I have a pretty good "smart" phone (HTC 6800, >Windows Mobile 6.1), and would never think to use it as my primary music >player for one reason...Not nearly enough memory. I think it has 128MB >on-board, and came with a 512MB mini-SD card. Granted, I could buy a bigger >SD card, but I doubt I could get one up to 16GB. I think this is why it's >still more common in America to see people with both a phone/PDA device and an >MP3 player separately. That, and from what I've heard, the Europeans and >Asians have better phones than we do as far as memory, and being able to do >multiple things well. For instance, a lot of my friends who used to use the >Blackberry always claimed that it was great for email, web browsing, and even >music, but awful as a phone. I have to say, the HTC (Sprint Mogul, in my >case), seems to do all of it very well. Jonathan Mosen List Founder Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
