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    Flash players

    After coming so close to ordering a shuffle ive decided i was tricked and im about to order a real flash player. Im after a 1gig player with radio, small and durable.
    The contenders are:

    Creative muvo n200. £115
    Creative muvo slim (looks really nice) £115
    Sandisk mp3 player £105

    Anyone got one of those hong kong ebay jobbys? What are they like?

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    The main disadvantage of the slim is that it doesn't take "normal" AAA batteries, so when you run out, you can't just pop a new one in.

    Go for the N200

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    Thats a good point i never really thought about that. I kinda set my heart on that one too :|

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    I always prefer AA batteries in protable devices, unless the built-in batts are reliable and long-life like minidisc.

    Heres a player i was looking at earlier:

    http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...duct_uid=83145

    Bit of a no-name although a review mentions it could be a samsung clone.

    Not sure wether to go for a flash player like this or pay twice as much for 5 times the capacity, similar size and better quality

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    I saw that one a while back but on ebuyer i looked at it and thought it would be big and square, i looked at some reviews and its TINY. Think im gonna look into this one as it looks like a winner.

    Im a bit confused by your last line there, how can you have 5 times the capacity at a similar size? The reason im looking at flash is the battery life is good (my old ipod used to have to spin up when i skipped a song, using battery), they are small so i can take it everywhere, and durable so they wont break when you drop it like a hard disk player.

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    Just to point out it seems like that player is usb 1 only, which could slow it down quite a bit.
    Its a difference of 25 quid between that and the muvo.

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    5x the capacity for £170 = Rio Carbon, similar mass(size), better shape, 5GB mini-hard drive. 20 hour battery life.

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    Well if your going to spend £150, look at the zen micro. 5gb, 20 hour battery life fm radio and incredibly sexy.
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    Yeah, do look at the micro, i myself prefer the Carbon though. Its still the only one that reviewers have stated has a chance against the mini.

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    the new iRiver H10 5GB. it looks very sexy TBH

    http://www.komplett.co.uk/k/ki.asp?sku=306814&cks=PRL

    everything i get is i-river and i feel there stuff are very gd. and if i wasnt getting the i-river PMP-140 i would get the one above.

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    Quote Originally Posted by neonplanet40
    the new iRiver H10 5GB. it looks very sexy TBH

    http://www.komplett.co.uk/k/ki.asp?sku=306814&cks=PRL

    everything i get is i-river and i feel there stuff are very gd. and if i wasnt getting the i-river PMP-140 i would get the one above.

    Neon
    That is pretty nice, seems like they are finally getting good designs.

    I still dont like it enough to buy it though , I think i may have to wait for Sony's next round of players.

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    Buy a shuffle

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    flash flash flash
    i said before why im after a flash player, and i think ill order that ebuyer one.
    If i had plentry of music the zen micro would be my first choice.

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