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Thread ID: 136479	2014-03-04 00:28:00	walkman CD player	bonzo29 (2348)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1369327	2014-03-04 00:28:00	I'm looking for a Walkman CD player., hesitant about purchasing used . there doesn't appear to be any new ones in NZ or OZ, I think they were discontinued some time ago. I can get one from the U.S. but not sure whether the charger will be suitable for NZ? Anybody any thoughts please?	bonzo29 (2348)
1369328	2014-03-04 00:46:00	You could try the warehouse although I'd say they were discontinued because people stopped buying them. I didn't know that people still bought music CDs	Webdevguy (17166)
1369329	2014-03-04 01:00:00	You could try the warehouse although I'd say they were discontinued because people stopped buying them. I didn't know that people still bought music CDs Tried them, the last one they sold was Xmas.....2012! Agree now obsolete but my wife currently suffering from eye problems and is using audio(cd) books from the library. Her arthritic fingers make it difficult to use an MP3 player I had transferred the cd tracks to. 1	bonzo29 (2348)
1369330	2014-03-04 01:03:00	Tried them, the last one they sold was Xmas.....2012! Agree now obsolete but my wife currently suffering from eye problems and is using audio(cd) books from the library. Her arthritic fingers make it difficult to use an MP3 player I had transferred the cd tracks to. 1 I have one I don't use but it runs from batteries only, not mains. If it would be useful, PM.	user (1404)
1369331	2014-03-04 03:00:00	I have mains as well as battery also plays mp3 discs pm if interested	gary67 (56)
1369332	2014-03-04 21:11:00	Many thanks to Gary 67 and user for your kind offers ,both very much appreciated and ,incidentally one of the joys of this forum. Last night a neighbour brought across a portable cd player which is doing the job perfectly hence one happy wife and one happy me	bonzo29 (2348)
1369333	2014-03-04 21:39:00	You could also have considered a more finger friendly MP3 player of some kind, although they do all tend to either be tiny and awkward or large and expensive. A Cheap smartphone with a touchscreen and a player app with large buttons might work for example. I don't even remember what happened to the portable CD player I had, it had horrible little buttons anyway. There are also many cheap portable stereos with CD players and headphone outputs that would do in a pinch although less portable.	dugimodo (138)
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