Seijang
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Here's the Link: Samsung YEPP YP-T7Z
I don't have very high opinions of cnet reviews, mostly because they are totally biased for Apple, but when cnet.com gives a high score to a DAP, I perk up and take notice (they're pretty fair when it comes to grading).
I read the review (and I hope others will too..) and here's what I found I liked about this little guy - might jump in and buy it for my sister.
Flash Player. 512MB and 1GB versions. Retail is 150, 200, respectively. Some online stores sell the 1GB (which I'm looking at) for ~175 shipped.
Features
1) bright, 65,000-color screen, which measures 1.2 inches diagonally
2) tiered windows explorer-like interface (a la iRiver)
3) 2.4 by 1.5 by 0.5 inches (Small!) and only 1.2 ounces
4) FM radio (That seems to work well)
5) Recording (by using a line-in) (I also think there's a mic on the player, but not sure)
6) Drag and drop! or Syncing w/ WMP.
7) Text Viewer
8) 8mb/sec transfer speed
Here's the kicker: MP3, WMA, protected WMA. Ogg Vorbis and ASF playback! A flash player with .ogg playback.. man if I only knew the SQ on this guy, I'd buy it for myself -_-.
Also, quote: "And if you're unsatisfied with Samsung's stock sound quality, you can adjust it with a variety of preset EQ settings (Normal, Classic, Jazz, and Rock) or use the seven-band user EQ to tinker playback to your exact tastes; in comparison, most players only offer a five-band custom setting. The device also includes WOW effects, SRS (surround sound), and TruBass (bass enhancer) audio-enhancement features that are standard on Samsung MP3 players. And if that's still not enough bass for you, there's an additional Bass Booster option."
Cliff Notes: Lots of EQ presets, WOW, SRS, TruBass, Bass Booster and a 7 band equalizer!
CONS: Not sure if there is shuffle or not. NO PLAYLIST SUPPORT! And a tested 11.7 hour battery life after charge
.
If this mp3 player has shuffle, I am almost definitely getting this for my sister. Wow, what a little bugger chock full of features...
Anyone know if 175 dollars seems like a good price?
I don't have very high opinions of cnet reviews, mostly because they are totally biased for Apple, but when cnet.com gives a high score to a DAP, I perk up and take notice (they're pretty fair when it comes to grading).
I read the review (and I hope others will too..) and here's what I found I liked about this little guy - might jump in and buy it for my sister.
Flash Player. 512MB and 1GB versions. Retail is 150, 200, respectively. Some online stores sell the 1GB (which I'm looking at) for ~175 shipped.
Features
1) bright, 65,000-color screen, which measures 1.2 inches diagonally
2) tiered windows explorer-like interface (a la iRiver)
3) 2.4 by 1.5 by 0.5 inches (Small!) and only 1.2 ounces
4) FM radio (That seems to work well)
5) Recording (by using a line-in) (I also think there's a mic on the player, but not sure)
6) Drag and drop! or Syncing w/ WMP.
7) Text Viewer
8) 8mb/sec transfer speed

Here's the kicker: MP3, WMA, protected WMA. Ogg Vorbis and ASF playback! A flash player with .ogg playback.. man if I only knew the SQ on this guy, I'd buy it for myself -_-.
Also, quote: "And if you're unsatisfied with Samsung's stock sound quality, you can adjust it with a variety of preset EQ settings (Normal, Classic, Jazz, and Rock) or use the seven-band user EQ to tinker playback to your exact tastes; in comparison, most players only offer a five-band custom setting. The device also includes WOW effects, SRS (surround sound), and TruBass (bass enhancer) audio-enhancement features that are standard on Samsung MP3 players. And if that's still not enough bass for you, there's an additional Bass Booster option."
Cliff Notes: Lots of EQ presets, WOW, SRS, TruBass, Bass Booster and a 7 band equalizer!
CONS: Not sure if there is shuffle or not. NO PLAYLIST SUPPORT! And a tested 11.7 hour battery life after charge

If this mp3 player has shuffle, I am almost definitely getting this for my sister. Wow, what a little bugger chock full of features...
Anyone know if 175 dollars seems like a good price?