Ipod, Iriver or Creative MP3 player

[The Bigdawg]

Which one to get?

Iriver 20G unit-
The iRiver H10 20GB MP3 Player plays up to 600 hours of digital music. It also features a vivid colour display for simple navigation and viewing your digital photos, a rechargeable battery, PlaysForSure enabled to play more of your music, rechargeable/removable battery that lasts up to 20 hours, a built-in FM tuner and FM recorder, and much more.

Creative Zen Micro 8GB Photo MP3 Player - Grey
Creative Zen Micro Photo MP3 Player has what you need in a MP3 player and more. It is just over 8 cm tall but this mp3 player can hold up to 4000 songs or thousands of photos on its 8GB hard drive. Its superior OLED display supports a remarkable 262,144 colours so your photos will look their best.



Apple 4GB iPod Nano - Black
The black Apple 4GB iPod Nano took everything you love about iPod and shrunk it. Then shrunk it again. So small, it will take your music places you never dreamed of. It has the capacity to hold about 1500 songs, while keeping pencil thin. It holds up to 3 days worth of music and plays up to 14 hours between battery charges

They are basically all the same price plus or minus 40 dollars or so.

What I like about the other 2 over the ipod is the FM tuner, it is great for the gym while doing cardio. They also hold a lot more tunes as they have more storage.

I know in the past peeps have posted great sites that have reviews of electronics. Post up if you have any as I would like to read some more reviews on these products.

 

[EnderJE]

www.cnet.com
www.eopinions.com

 

[EnderJE]

Or a PDA that does both. That way you can track other things besides music. You are in IT after all.

 

[The Bigdawg]

Or a PDA that does both. That way you can track other things besides music. You are in IT after all.

ya know I never thought of that.

How good is the music on those though?

 

[EnderJE]

ya know I never thought of that.

How good is the music on those though?

I don't have an ipod, but I've had several MP3 players over the years. I can't tell a difference between those and the PDA; but then again, I'm not a sound connoisseur.

I just got tired of taking the PDA, the MP3 player, the GameBoy whereever I went.

 

[The Bigdawg]

I don't have an ipod, but I've had several MP3 players over the years. I can't tell a difference between those and the PDA; but then again, I'm not a sound connoisseur.

I just got tired of taking the PDA, the MP3 player, the GameBoy whereever I went.

Was just looking most pda's in that price range I am looking at are only 64mb. I need gigs of space for my music.

P.S. you are to old for gameboy

 

[EnderJE]

Was just looking most pda's in that price range I am looking at are only 64mb. I need gigs of space for my music.

P.S. you are to old for gameboy

I have a 2 GB card for the music. Sure, it makes the cost of the PDA + the card more then a player, but I figure that I get more functionality out of the unit as I use it to schedule alot of my time.

Second, do you really need all that music at one time? Me? I don't so I only use 500mb of the 2GB card.

Third, the games on the Gameboy are the old SuperNes games. I used it to take me back and make me believe that I'm 18 again. I tried to approach those types of girls (to make me feel 18), but I always get the "creepy old guy" comment and my wife doesn't let me date. So, I thought that the gameboy was cheaper and easier.

 

[cyrex]

I highly recommend just buying the biggest ipod out there that you can afford. For the functionality and storage per $$ amount you can't go wrong. the nano is small but so is the regular iPod... But then again I got my ipod free... If you wanna PM me I can tell you how (not sure if posting it on this board is allowed).

 

[seizer]

get the:

creative zen vision: M

it's better than the ipod in many ways. Check it out.

 

[Diesel_GLi731]

i have a 1GB iRiver and it's a great little player for the gym...