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 This is the first (and, if this stuff keeps up, last) time FIRST has allowed high-speed projectiles in years. Please use some common sense, people. - Madison [more] |
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08-12-2004, 17:48
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Re: What portable music player do you own?
Well, i have a 128 MB Memorex player, which is really nice for going running and stuff, but prolly a lot smaller than what you want.
However, I am purchasing a Dell Digital Jukebox (or whatever its called) tomorrow, because it has a nice battery life (20 hours  ) and it is just a friendly player. The ipods are almost as good, but they cost a decent bit more. So i would go with the dell if i was you.Irivers are the best, in my opinion, but they cost the most by far (as far as ive seen) Hope i was a help 
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