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Summary: This rocks
Review: This is the best cd player ever. IT HAS A MP3 PLAYER!!!!!
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Summary: Broke
Review: This Item doen't work can you please inform us what to do to get it replaced
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Summary: MP3 Player for a Great Price
Review: This mp3 player is excellent for anyone who wants to listen to their entire music collection on just a few simply made CD's. When you create an Mp3 disc RecordNow is an great for making the mp3 format discs. After you have selected every song on your computer, just burn them to the CDR and whalllaaahhh.Good Quality Mp3's have a filesize of about 1.0 megabytes per minute of music. An mp3 cd that I made for my friend had 275 songs which was about 680 minutes of music. Here's how you can calculate how many regular Cd's you can fit on an mp3 formated disc: Number of minutes of music on a regular CD X 1 = space in MB taken up on the CD So if your average Cd is 50 minutes long you can fit 13 of your reugalar CD's onto one disc to play forever on this player.
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Bottom LINE 680-700 minutes of music on one disc
Equivalent to 11 hours of music Yeaaaaaahhhhhh -----------------------------------------------------------------
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Summary: COOL MP3 PLAYER
Review: This was an awsume mp3 player u can go on the road hook it up to the car sterio or be going on a running trip with its super anti skip.Yep this is awasume did u know you should buy this i mean to is awsume who wouldnt want to buy this you can use CD's on it and also burnt MP3 from your computer
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Summary: PLEASE GIVE BETTER SPECIFICATIONS
Review: We are not going to buy these products if you don't publish proper specifications. After bad experiences with opther CD MP3 players, we ALL want toknow more about these devices before plonking down our hard-earned money. What are the specs. on frequency response? What accessories come with it? And MOST importantly, WHAT types of MP3 files will it decode?
Can it handle VBR files? Can it handle 320Kbps files? How about 48 and 32 kbps files?
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