Goosemaster
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Originally posted by: PsychoticIdiot
or you could get an archos jukebox multimedia for $360... clicky
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: PsychoticIdiot
or you could get an archos jukebox multimedia for $360... clicky
eww....
Originally posted by: PsychoticIdiot
or you could get an archos jukebox multimedia for $360... clicky
Originally posted by: isekii
Originally posted by: PsychoticIdiot
or you could get an archos jukebox multimedia for $360... clicky
Do you really wanna be carrying around that ugly ass brick ?
God you people are idiots.Originally posted by: SickBeast
Hmmm...20gig sony that is big and doesn't actually play MP3s, or a 40gig ipod that is the pinnacle of industrial design...hmmmmmmmm...i wonder what i would choose...*scratches head*.![]()
Originally posted by: werk
God you people are idiots.Originally posted by: SickBeast
Hmmm...20gig sony that is big and doesn't actually play MP3s, or a 40gig ipod that is the pinnacle of industrial design...hmmmmmmmm...i wonder what i would choose...*scratches head*.![]()
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: isekii
Originally posted by: PsychoticIdiot
or you could get an archos jukebox multimedia for $360... clicky
Do you really wanna be carrying around that ugly ass brick ?
your eloquence amd yet brutally honest approach superseeds my runabout approch to telling him that it looks like sh!t :beer:
Originally posted by: dcdomain
Eh... if Toshiba would just release their Gigabeat in America.
Originally posted by: werk
God you people are idiots.Originally posted by: SickBeast
Hmmm...20gig sony that is big and doesn't actually play MP3s, or a 40gig ipod that is the pinnacle of industrial design...hmmmmmmmm...i wonder what i would choose...*scratches head*.![]()
The more you post, the dumber you look. Either learn to read or just give up.Originally posted by: SickBeast
Originally posted by: werk
God you people are idiots.Originally posted by: SickBeast
Hmmm...20gig sony that is big and doesn't actually play MP3s, or a 40gig ipod that is the pinnacle of industrial design...hmmmmmmmm...i wonder what i would choose...*scratches head*.![]()
Speak for yourself, fool. Go buy a Sony 20GB hard drive player for all I care. You will be wasting your money, and that would make me quite happy at the moment considering how you talk to people on these boards.
Look at the facts:
-the sony thing is bigger
-the sony thing costs more
-the sony thing has less storage capacity
-the sony thing only plays atrac3 (unless you can prove otherwise; i have read 2 reviews that said it does NOT play MP3)
The only advantage is that it plays video. The iPod was a music player the last time I checked, so video is a moot point in this comparison.
Originally posted by: werk
The more you post, the dumber you look. Either learn to read or just give up.![]()
Perhaps you should read the OP, specifically the underlined part. Or you could read the article that was posted, or one of the 10 or so other posts that point out that it plays mp3s, not ATRAC.Originally posted by: SickBeast
Originally posted by: werk
The more you post, the dumber you look. Either learn to read or just give up.![]()
WTF is with you and WTF are you talking about? If you're going to flame me at least explain what I said that is incorrect. People like you irritate me greatly and should be banned from the forums.
By the way, if you somehow think this Sony thing beats the iPod you are contradicting a gallon of professional hardware reviewers from around the world.
Naturally it works best with Sony's Atrac 3 format. Music in this format can be downloaded via Sony's Connect download site (which launches in the UK in June) or via its SonicStage 2 software, which accompanies the player that turns CD tracks into Atrac 3 files. Unlike the original SonicStage the new version converts MP3 files into Atrac 3 on the fly as users transfer the tracks to the player. This is a huge leap on from having to convert huge numbers of MP3s to Atrac 3 before porting them to the device.
Sony claims that transferring MP3s to Atrac 3 doesn't impact on the sound quality of the files. But, seeing as the compressed MP3 files have to be decompressed and then compressed again it would, however, be surprising if some fidelity wasn't lost along the way.
The SonicStage software can also convert Windows Media Audio files to Atrac 3, but, in bad news for iTunes fans, it isn't compatible with AAC.
OH MY GOD YOU ARE DENSE.Originally posted by: SickBeast
Naturally it works best with Sony's Atrac 3 format. Music in this format can be downloaded via Sony's Connect download site (which launches in the UK in June) or via its SonicStage 2 software, which accompanies the player that turns CD tracks into Atrac 3 files. Unlike the original SonicStage the new version converts MP3 files into Atrac 3 on the fly as users transfer the tracks to the player. This is a huge leap on from having to convert huge numbers of MP3s to Atrac 3 before porting them to the device.
Sony claims that transferring MP3s to Atrac 3 doesn't impact on the sound quality of the files. But, seeing as the compressed MP3 files have to be decompressed and then compressed again it would, however, be surprising if some fidelity wasn't lost along the way.
The SonicStage software can also convert Windows Media Audio files to Atrac 3, but, in bad news for iTunes fans, it isn't compatible with AAC.
LINKIFIED
Sometimes you need to check yourself, Werk, and this would be one of those times. You are one of the most beligerant and uninformed people I have ever talked to on here.
But in addition to being physically larger than the iPod - an issue that has dogged other iPod competitors - the VAIO Pocket, like the PlayStation Portable, has two critical Achilles' Heels: the first is Sony's proprietary standards. As is the case with Sony's other digital music devices, the VAIO Pocket requires users to convert their songs into the proprietary Sony ATRAC audio format, which takes more time and hassle than transferring MP3s straight onto an iPod. Notably, users of other Sony devices have previously complained loudly about the poor performance and stability of Sony's ATRAC conversion and uploading software.
