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Thread ID: 108069	2010-03-12 19:47:00	Review: 4 inexpensive mp3 players	Strommer (42)	PC World Chat

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866500	2010-03-16 08:10:00	Mets is the alter ego for most PF1ers and that is why we love him, or at least love to laugh with him. You really shouldn't speak for others	plod (107)
866501	2010-03-16 08:17:00	So the most expensive won? A friend of mine, a bit of an audiophile, thinks there are only 2 worth bothering with - the ipod and the Creative Zen. he looked at the frequency range as well. Wonder what he would think of an iRiver? I have both an ipod touch (gift) and a iRiver IFP 899 (www.lordpercy.com) and think its pretty good simple menu, long battery life great sound, came with Sennheiser headphones and arm band, plays ogg files and only paid around $100 (a few years ago).	razzarphenix (2626)
866502	2010-03-16 20:45:00	Wonder what he would think of an iRiver? I have both an ipod touch (gift) and a iRiver IFP 899 (www.lordpercy.com) and think its pretty good simple menu, long battery life great sound, came with Sennheiser headphones and arm band, plays ogg files and only paid around $100 (a few years ago). "40hr battery life from the single AA battery" Impressive.	Strommer (42)
866503	2010-03-16 21:31:00	So what part of 'you get what you pay for' didn't you understand before you undertook this research exercise? In the history of consumer electronics, there has always been a yawning gulf between quality and price, and Sony has always been superb, but more expensive and well worth the price. Cheers Billy 8-{) "You get what you pay for" is becoming less meaningful with the GOOD cheapy imports starting to be more common. I have seen many 'name brand & expensive' electronics goods that are truly awefull. El Cheapo DVD,mp3 etc etc players are often more compatible with the different formats & codecs. My el-cheapo mp3 players are still going. My Expensive Cowan is not.	sroby (11519)
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