in message <[email hidden]>, Michael Klontzas
(') said:I am thinking of buying myself one of those keyring MP3 players for
listening to recorded talk radio but having just experimented with the
MP3 player integrated into my mobile, and an FM radio in the past, I
am wondering if it's worth the trouble. Does any of this stuff
actually work?
Yes.
Quoted message said:Most of the time I could hardly tell if the thing was
switched on. If it's not the London traffic, it's the wind. Is it the
player, the tiny headphones or is it completely hopeless because of
external noise? Anyone any positive experiences, particularly with
keyring MP3 players or similar?
Never tried a keyring type player. I have a Creative Zen Micro, which is
about the size of a box of matches and contains a 4Gb hard disk. It
works very well for playing recorded music and recorded talk radio
programmes but the built in FM radio isn't much good.
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