How many songs can the memory hold in the 4gb and 8gb respectively? Thanks for response(s).
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Hi D., Sony NWZ-E383 Walkman's capacity is 4GB but usable is is approximately 3.50GB. It can save around 350 to 2550 songs, depending on the Bit rate of the song. -Vincent
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the 4gb sony will hold agout 425 songs. can't say about the 8gb sony walkman.
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I don't know, you can go on line to find out, - it surely holds over 390 of mine, just the ones I wanted to put on there.
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1 GB yields about 250 songs at approximately 4 minutes each. So 4gb = 1000 songs and 8gb = 2000. A best guess, more if songs stay closer to 3 minutes.
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Hi John. The one I purchased was a 4 GB and that equates to about 3.75 GB of actual space to load music. There is programing in the drive so you lose a few MBs off that. I do like mine a lot and it is really so compact and easy to use; nothing to mess with, just load and play. I hope this helps. Mick
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Assuming you are using standard quality MP3, then a typical pop song is 3-4MB. I am not sure how much of the memory is taken up by the OS. Another person said 2.1GB (seems like a lot). That would leave 13.9GB to store music. 13,900/3.5 = 3,971 or about 4,000 songs. If you have high quality MP3 (i.e. lossless) or use a different file format or have a large number of long classical songs, then you may get fewer songs. However, as another person pointed out, you can listen for hours/days without repeating song with a few thousand songs. Unless you have an unusually large music collection and all must fit on this device or you plan to have video too, 16GB should be fine. Assuming you are using standard quality MP3, then a typical pop song is 3-4MB. I am not sure how much of the memory is taken up by the OS. Another person said 2.1GB (seems like a lot). That would leave 13.9GB to store music. 13,900/3.5 = 3,971 or about 4,000 songs. If you have high quality MP3 (i.e. lossless) or use a different file format or have a large number of long classical songs, then you may get fewer songs. However, as another person pointed out, you can listen for hours/days without repeating song with a few thousand songs. Unless you have an unusually large music collection and... » Read More Assuming you are using standard quality MP3, then a typical pop song is 3-4MB. I am not sure how much of the memory is taken up by the OS. Another person said 2.1GB (seems like a lot). That would leave 13.9GB to store music. 13,900/3.5 = 3,971 or about 4,000 songs. If you have high quality MP3 (i.e. lossless) or use a different file format or have a large number of long classical songs, then you may get fewer songs. However, as another person pointed out, you can listen for hours/days without repeating song with a few thousand songs. Unless you have an unusually large music collection and all must fit on this device or you plan to have video too, 16GB should be fine. « Show Less
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Hi ... I can't remember that right now. But I advice you to buy 256GB. I have a lot of musics and photos, and there's no memory anymore. I have to use an external HD... Go and buy 256GB. You'll be happier :)
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It used to be advertised as 8gb. It's actually a little less (7.6 I think). But it holds plenty of music
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The iPhone 32gb can hold roughly 4100 songs. Take into consideration the other apps you have downloaded also. If you have games it takes up space also so you need to take that into consideration. my 8gb iphone held about 278 songs
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I too thought 5 GB was not very much. However, I've got about 30 books, 10 magazines, 50 pictures, 100 songs (all high quality MP3) and have TONS of room left. Plus you can add a 32 GB micro SD card, so don't worry too much about memory use. The 3 extra GB memory is for future updates.
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I'm not sure which model you have. I've had mine for about 4 years and is been very reliable and durable. It's very easy to use, and can store up to around 3,100 songs. If there is anything else I can help you with just let me know.
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If you plan on puting on a lot of content, then yes 64 is worth it. BUT 32gb holds a ton of memory as well. I have over 3,000 songs, a lot of photos and large games and still with a few gigabytes to spare.
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It comes with 4gb already installed and a micro sd slot on the side that allows you to add a micro sd card with as much as 32gb of space, expanding the capacity of the player for even more songs. 4gb is good for 800 songs-200 per gig. With 32 gb you can add even more music.
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Yes. If I remember correctly, the paperwork says that up to a 16Gb microSD will work, but I have two of these units and they both have 32Gb cards installed and work with no problems. I tried a 64Gb microSD with no luck in either unit, so apparently 32Gb is as high as you can go. (I have almost 5000 songs on each 32Gb card).
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Storage size limited by current production technologies. I have tested running 16gb microSD modules on this device and it seems to work pretty well. However, if you are loading large songs (more than 1 hour), expect some lag when switching between songs.
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It comes with inbuilt 4 gb memory. You can add a micro sd card to increase capacity if you need to. It is an mp3 player.
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According to Apple it can hold 7,000 songs or up to 40 hours of continuous video
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Well. A 4GB flash drive can hold roughly 1000 songs. And just 1GB can hold about 300 pictures, depending on the quality of your pictures. You have an 8GB? I think you can hold all that plus some.
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I am using an 8gb with no problems.User manual says it supports up to 8gb.I have about 1000 mp3`s and that's not even 4gb.
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Actually there is a limit. From page 63 of the user's manual "This unit can recognize a total of 9999 (a maximum of 999 files per folder)." Although my entire mp3 collection tops out at around 7500 folders & around 375gb. Appreciate the response though. I'm upset they couldn't have done something about the file limit on last year's models, as it was the same for 3 model years.