It's only a player, Dan.
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Subject: Re: Review of two interesting MP3 players
Author: Dan Eickmeier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 02nd June 2007 21:01
Interesting, does this Zenstone also have recording capabilities?
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Subject: Re: Review of two interesting MP3 players
Anyone have a clue as to how long batteries of this type last? I wonder if
the unit wears out before the battery does! Smile. I just got one and plan
to check it out with NetLibrary. Anyone else tried
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Subject: Re: Review of two interesting MP3 players
Date: Sat, 2 Jun 2007 07:35:32 -0400 (EDT)
While the Zen Stone sounds initially attractive, I have some real concerns
about it.
For one, the unit is so small that one will sooner or later loose it I am
afraid.
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While the Zen Stone sounds initially attractive, I have some real concerns
about it.
For one, the unit is so small that one will sooner or later loose it I am
afraid.
For another, what happens when this battery no longer takes a charge.
To my mind, this sounds like a nice gimmick gift for gradu
I'm skeptical how accessible the T50 and T60 would be though. The review
talks about the joy stick and the GUI. I think I'll keep the Zen Stone
on my Father's Day list!
Michael Lang wrote:
> There has been a lot of talk about the new CreativeLabs Stone recently.
> iRiver has also released some r
There has been a lot of talk about the new CreativeLabs Stone recently.
iRiver has also released some relatively cheap players, the T50 and T60.
Unlike the Stone, which uses a built-in battery, the iRivers use normal
AA or AAA batteries and they can play OGG Vorbis files. But the Stone
has its adva
