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There was a very thorough review of this player on the Main menu audio
magazine on ACB Radio. it is worth a listen if anyone is half considering
this item.
Kelly
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From: "Diane Scalzi" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, July 20, 2004 9:18 PM
Subject: Re: Accessible MP3 players
> I use the Iriver MP3 player. Mine has over 5 mb of storage, but they may
> have larger versions. It comes with software that's quite accessible with
> JAWS and also works with Windows Media Player. It has FM radio and you
can
> record from FM or use the built-in microphone. It provides decent audio
> feedback for most features. All of the buttons have multiple functions
> depending on whether you are using the tuner, the voice recorder, or the
mp3
> player. I like that I can carry it in my purse, so I listen to it on the
> bus all the time. Hope this helps.
>
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> Hi,
> Does anyone know of any accessible MP3 players on the market, either =
> mainstream or specialized products? I'm specifically looking for a =
> player with around 1 to 10GB of storage. I'm really not interested in =
> the products that just read MP3 CDs and read talking books and stuff =
> like that. I'm ideally hoping for something onto which I can dump =
> several GB of MP3 files. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
> Catherine Armmstrong
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