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Information on Flash Based Players.
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Capacity in Mega Bites You probably won't need a large amount of storage space if you are only planning to use your player for an hour or so at the gym every day. 64MB will let you store about one hour of MP3 or WMA format music, which comes out to about 32 songs. The Minimum we recommend is 256 MB capacity which will store around 50-60 songs. If you want to mix things up with more song options, invest in more storage.. A 512MB flash memory can keep you going for up to eight hours as well as storing your address book. Recording Your Voice and FM Radio. With 512 MB your Player is more of an entertainment centre. 1 Gb of flash memory will allow you to store all your music and the phone numbers of all your friends. As well you can transfer files to and from the office when you use the extra storage as a USB storage Stick. 2Gb is enough space to allow you to store as many files as you want. Battery life: MP-3 and MP-4 Players use either AAA batteries or rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, which you can recharge between 300 and 450 times. After that, the battery dies completely. Replacement batteries are available from most retails stores that carry batteries. Computer Connection. The Players use the USB port on your computer. This port allows the transfer of songs and data to the Player and in some cases the USB port will charge the battery in the player. Downloading music from a reputable online service. You can join a number on services from $24 per year that will allow you to download an unlimited number of songs to your computer. From there you can pick the music you want to transfer to your MP-3 or MP-4 Player. You can very quickly build a large music collection. We have found that the WMA format is the best and clearest format to download to your player. Some of the sites you can download music from are below:
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