What kind of MP3 player should I get?
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i'm pretty happy with my 60g ipod.  i tried to go cheap and went with a Rio Nitrus.  it worked great, but it had a 1.5 gig storage and i filled it up pretty quick.  so then i got a Rio Carbon---but it never worked worth a darn.  so i finally stopped messing around, took the plunge and bought a 60gig ipod.  it works great, i don't know if i'll ever fill it up---it does tons of things besides playing music.\n\ni'm pretty tickled with it.
887759
mp3 is a lot cheaper, but I would have to say that the iPod is better.
411279
There are many different media players that play mp3s...Windows Media Player, Quicktime player w/ iTunes, Musicmathch Jukebox Player among others.
573651
My first mp3 player was a Sandisk that held about 300 songs.  It was pretty good for it's purpose - it was tiny and easy to bring to the gym.  They're probably one of the smallest I've seen and it was pretty cheap - maybe $80?  You should get the biggest memory that you can afford, just so you have room to keep adding songs! I've since bought an iPod though, and will never go back!!  Even the shuffle and nano are small and cheap enough in my opinion!
634087
ipod is specifically apple brand.  MP3 players are generalized to all other brands.  They both play Mp3's.  Good luck shopping.  Do your research.
1103306
The range is from $53 to $350.  Depends on what you are looking for as far as performance.\n\nApple iPod shuffle 512MB MP3 Player\nInternal Flash Drive, 12 Hours \nApple - M9724LLA\nMost Inexpensive~$53.00    \n\nApple iPod Photo 40GB MP3 Player\n40GB Internal Hard Drive \nApple - M9585LLA\nMost Expensive~$350.00\n\nI own an iPod photo and I am very pleased with it. It is very stylish, it has a great interface (very easy to go through your songs, and 40 gigs of songs require a very good interface!)
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Roxio Easy Cd and DVD creator is pretty good for this. It has a program in it called 'sound editor' and you can load your mp3 tracks in to it and either crop them, cut bits out, add effects etc, and you can also save them as mono or stereo and can choose the bit rate and compression rate etc. It's what I use before I put my mp3's on to my mobile phone
234576
MP3 player by far. You don't have to carry a bunch of CD's around and it can hold a ton of stuff (like videos, pictures, etc).
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You will need MP3 Pocket players, there are alot of them.\n\nI am using PocketMVP on my Siemens SX66\nThere is also WinAmPAQ and others\n\nGet them from Pocket PC software sites below
1116043
You need to go to the mp3 player manufacturers sight and download the applicable software, then you may need to purchase a cable to connect your mp3 player to the computer. If all else fails, call the mp3 players manufacturer
560348
You can use iTunes, but you need to get them on your computer first. If You already have an MP3, try Napster. they have a system where you can dowload songs right to your player.\nBut check to see if it applies to your player, and that they have some of your favorite bands. Napster only has deals with certain companies.
356419
Buy yourself a good MP3 player. This is no joke!
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Get a Dell DJ. It holds more songs and you get to subscribe to any mp3 website (such as Napster). With Apple, you can only download iTunes for a dollar each. After a while, that adds up. I hope this helps.
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Personally I like windows media 10. If you right click on the mp3 in Media you can change the title, artist and icon. It will also seach the web for likely matches.
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Definitely Napster.  You can pay 99 cents a song for permanent download, or you can subscribe monthly for roughly $15, have access to their entire library of music (virtually endless), and download anything to your compatible MP3 player at no extra charge.  Go Napster buddy!
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Go with the mp3 player - it will make him a hit with his friends for having such a cool gadget, and if that doesn't sell you on it - it will give him a distraction for any long car drives you might have to go with him on. ;)
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Depends on what kind you get, you can get a shuffle for $69 - $99, a nano for $149 - $249 and a video one from $299 - $399. Check out their site:\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/ipod/\n\nI have the 4GB Nano and I love it. It holds 1,000 songs.