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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Dec 2004
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Don't want this to be a debate, but in true FF.com.au style it most prolly will.
Never really been interested in getting a portable Mp3 player until now for 2 reasons. Reason 1) new baby on the way and the car seat we have bought has got speakers builtin with a mini jack to the audio player. Reason 2) just been moved to the noisiest busiest spot in the office, guess when ya a contractor, you have to put up with that. I need music to block out the crap talk and noise. So people who have got them, researched them please hit me with your thoughts.. iPod (and the varients) V Other MP3 plyers (IRiver, Creative, etc etc) My thoughts at the moment are with a 20gb iPod. Mainly for the music, though also portable storage. Also when I upgrade the audio system in my car, some headunits now have an interface built in for your Ipod, so I could buy a single unit but have the iPod plugged in and hidden. |
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