For Joggers and Gymnasts: the Flash MP3 Player
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If you're constantly on the go or work out at a gym, you might consider purchasing a flash MP3 player. Since there are no moving parts on the flash MP3 player, your music is less likely to skip. Several of the top brands sell these so you will want to compare.
If you just work out once in a while, you may want to reconsider since the flash MP3 player holds only a fraction of the songs that MP3 players with hard drives hold. It just comes down to what your personal priorities are: No skip or more songs.
Another good feature about the flash MP3 player is that this technology comes in smaller models than their hard drive counterparts, and many of them can literally fit in your pocket.
Iriver has a flash MP3 player that is small and comes with the Plays For Sure Logo.
This means that you can buy music from a lot of different online stores and it will play in this player. Check out playsforsure.com to see which flash MP3 player is right for you.
The Kanguru flash MP3 player fits in the palm of your hand. For a little gadget this one is really loaded. It comes with an FM tuner, a digital voice recorder and it will even store your Word and Excel files.
If you want to stick with the Ipod but you want a flash MP3 player, check out the Ipod Nano. The 4G model holds 1000 songs and it is thin, thin, and thin! The Battery works for up to 14 hours and it plays audio books as well. It doesn't have an FM tuner but when is the last time you wore a radio around your neck anyway?
If you do want to wear a radio around your neck you might want to check out Creative Labs Zen Nano Plus flash MP3 player. It comes with an armband so joggers love this one. It also has an FM tuner with recording capability. This flash MP3 player has an 18 hour battery.
Dell recently announced they will stop making their hard drive players and concentrate instead on the flash MP3 player. You can check out their DJ Ditty player at dell.com.
Would you choose flash or hard drive for your MP3 player?
Many consumers want the flash MP3 player whether they workout or not so if they dropped it, they wouldn't break the hard drive or forever cause their music to skip. Die hard music lovers frequently choose the hard drive because of the capacity to store thousands of songs. Whatever you choose, think about what you want in a player and shop around for the best deal for you.
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