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      <h3>You know You Want One - But How Do You Decide? Get That MP3 Player Now!</h3>
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      <i>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;By: Linda Woods<br>
      Posted: 2007-02-07 22:11:13</i>
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      An MP3 player is an electronic device that plays compressed audio files. That being said, it's also the most popular way that today's teens and adults transport their music (and talk programming) around. A fraction of the size as a typical CD player, it slides into pockets and can dangle from your neck on a chain. Don't you miss carrying around that huge boom box? An MP3 player is extremely portable, streamlined and lightweight and is available in a variety of sizes, colors and shapes. Not only that, an MP3 player is also a very affordable way to store and carry your favorite tunes around as you head for school, work or play. You can also listen to that special podcast or talk show each day that gives you information and lifts your spirits.Most major electronic brands like Panasonic, Phillips, Sony and others carry different models and styles of MP3 players. Visiting an electronic store like Circuit City or Best Buy will offer delighted consumers a dozen or more different varieties. Different styles and models are available at your local Target and Wal-Mart as well, and in a wide variety of price ranges. When shopping for an MP3 player, try to get beyond the color you want (yes, even the hot pink one) and look at what each model and style offers and it's compatibility with other devices.The most important thing to consider when purchasing an MP3 player is its ease of use. It doesn't do any good to have a cool $200 MP3 player if you have nothing but trouble downloading music onto the device. Narrow your choices down to a few and then get online to visit discussion and forum boards to find out what people are saying about the brand of MP3 player you're considering. Advertising and glitzy commercials are intriguing, but it's word of mouth and user experience when it comes to an MP3 player. Cheap doesn't necessarily mean bad either, so again, look at the specs when you're shopping around.A Solid State MP3 player has no moving parts, making it the best thing for active people to cart their music libraries around. This type of MP3 player offers much better 'readability' and uninterrupted play no matter if you're jogging, skateboarding or hitting the ski slopes. Designed with lightweight storage in mind, an MP3 player can fit into a pocket or be worn around the neck. Many electronic brand names carry combinations of traditional CD and MP3 playing capabilities. Most types of MP3 player can store hundreds or thousands of songs. Due to their durable, yet lightweight designs, the MP3 player is the most popular electronic gadget up there with the Bluetooth and the cell phone. These days, it's common to see people of all ages hurrying to and fro with earphones connected to MP3 players as they work hard and play hard.Remember that when shopping for an MP3 player, check the capabilities of each model and do some comparison-shopping. Price ranges of most MP3 players make them affordable to just about anyone, but the amount of storage in each different model is a deciding factor for many when it comes to the right MP3 player to suit their musical tastes.
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