[Sczervok]

A new player... flash..
Strangely, a removable Lithium Ion or Polymer battery. I forgot which one. But it's removable... probably to make is slim or something.

Featurewise, it seems to be a MuVo TX, just a little more buffed up. Anyone tried this player yet?

Looks kinda like a futuristic credit/ID card eh?

 

[jlo mein]

i have to say....i like how creative is most of their mp3 players with removable/replacable batteries....very appealing compared to other players out there with permanent batteries...

 

[pomegranate]

That's a neat-looking bit of kit...would be nice to supplement an HD player, and neat shape for data carrying too, better than most flash players.

 

[Fionavar]

Indeed - if now we could just get 1GB flash players @ a reasonable price I would be most happy indeed

 

[GSTom1]

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Originally Posted by Fionavar Indeed - if now we could just get 1GB flash players @ a reasonable price I would be most happy indeed

Just make your own. I bought an empty Muvo2 (4GB Microdrive has been removed) from Ebay for $40. Then I bought a 1GB SanDisk CompactFlash card from ecost.com for $159 with a $30 mail-in rebate. Basically, I have put together a 1GB flash player for around $170. Not too bad in my opinion.

 

[GSTom1]

Oh, I forgot, here is a brief review of the Muvo Slim.

Quick Muvo Slim Review

 

[hk29]

the quick review didn't seem to like the audio playback - might need a few more hours to burn-in.

How does the Muvo2 Sound? I'm curious about the CF option.

TIA

 

[pomegranate]

Um, can there be such a thing as burn in for digital, non-moving equipment?

 

[hk29]

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Originally Posted by pomegranate Um, can there be such a thing as burn in for digital, non-moving equipment?

I was originally talking about the headphones. But I've definitely heard a difference on my SR-125.

I'm not sure about small portable digital devices, but for home systems there's a lot of debate about burnin (Let's not get into it here

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This was just a thought ...