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1greatguy, the manufacturer's specs state 500k transfer rate.
I like AA batteries more than AAA. They hold more juice, and cost less.
The mp3.com review states that Windows sees the unit as just another drive letter. Does this mean you can drag-and-drop from within Explorer? If so, that means it can hold more than just MP3/WMA files (for storage only, not playback). I was thinking of getting a USB CompactFlash card reader for about $30 to transfer digital camera pictures. For $70 more, I get an MP3 player also! If it is capable of this, plus pulls juice from the USB port (saving batteries) this would be perfect. Can anyone confirm this?
I like AA batteries more than AAA. They hold more juice, and cost less.
The mp3.com review states that Windows sees the unit as just another drive letter. Does this mean you can drag-and-drop from within Explorer? If so, that means it can hold more than just MP3/WMA files (for storage only, not playback). I was thinking of getting a USB CompactFlash card reader for about $30 to transfer digital camera pictures. For $70 more, I get an MP3 player also! If it is capable of this, plus pulls juice from the USB port (saving batteries) this would be perfect. Can anyone confirm this?