Whatever happened to good old fashioned minidisc players? You can buy one for a song on Ebay or wherever as they are deemed obsolete. Why though? Okay, you have to record your music in real time but this is a small price to pay when you can have as many discs as you like to stick in that groove slot. This virtually gives you unlimited memory.
I'm sticking with MD's.
Originally posted by jimslyp69I quite enjoy having several thousand songs right at my fingertips.
Whatever happened to good old fashioned minidisc players? You can buy one for a song on Ebay or wherever as they are deemed obsolete. Why though? Okay, you have to record your music in real time but this is a small price to pay when you can have as many discs as you like to stick in that groove slot. This virtually gives you unlimited memory.
I'm sticking with MD's.
Originally posted by cmsMasterAlso the Creative Zen:Vision M looks very nice, my friend has one I think - I'll ask him if I can see it. 😉
After doing a little more searching I've run across the Toshiba Gigabeat S, which has 30 or 60 gigs, video, and seems like the best alternative to an iPod.
