MP3 Players

mopatop64 · 16 Jul 05, 02:54 PM

My 2 DD's are looking to buy an MP3 player each when we are in Florida.
Where would be the best place to buy them and what make should I look for?

Also will they be able to download music from the computer at home easily or will I need to buy something to convert?

Thanks for any info

Mel

Guest · 16 Jul 05, 03:00 PM

I BELIEVE IF YOU LOOK AT WALMART .COM YOU WILL FIND SOME VERY CHEAP !.. (sorry didn't mean to shout..) but remember to go for a 512 mb one. 7 day shop . com also have a nice few ...

just avoid dixons, currys etc... rip off land !

wolfcry · 16 Jul 05, 04:01 PM

Hi Mel,

You can download music over the net, there are sites where you can pay to download music and some sites which are, erm... not so official. You can also download small programs which allow you to convert your own CD's to MP3. These programs are available either free or fairly cheaply. I have a nice freeware program called Audiograbber. You transfer them to your MP3 player using a USB cable which is supplied.

Cheers,
Mark.

Guest · 16 Jul 05, 10:34 PM

I am going to get an MP3 from Wallmart when I am out there - have compard the prices and they are a fair bit cheaper.

mopatop64 · 17 Jul 05, 11:49 AM

Thanks for the replies - I guess I'll try Walmart. I've checked their website and they seem to have a good selection.

Cheers

Mel

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	16 Jul 05, 03:00 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	I BELIEVE IF YOU LOOK AT WALMART .COM YOU WILL FIND SOME VERY CHEAP !.. (sorry didn't mean to shout..) but remember to go for a 512 mb one. 7 day shop . com also have a nice few ... just avoid dixons, currys etc... rip off land !

16 Jul 05, 04:01 PM	#3
	16 Jul 05, 04:01 PM wolfcry Trying for More Ears
wolfcry Trying for More Ears Join Date: Oct 03	Hi Mel, You can download music over the net, there are sites where you can pay to download music and some sites which are, erm... not so official. You can also download small programs which allow you to convert your own CD's to MP3. These programs are available either free or fairly cheaply. I have a nice freeware program called Audiograbber. You transfer them to your MP3 player using a USB cable which is supplied. Cheers, Mark.

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	16 Jul 05, 10:34 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	I am going to get an MP3 from Wallmart when I am out there - have compard the prices and they are a fair bit cheaper.