[pchelpers] Re: MP3 Disc player & Digital reorder

 >       I too looked at what Wal-Mart had, however I was hoping someone on
>the list had experience with these devices so I could ask some questions.
>Since I wrote this I have been able to scrounge up some information but I
>would like to understand more about their use; including what would be the
>value of going Digital vs. the Disc models etc.  Will keep digging.
My thought is that if you get an Digital MP3 player you have to load your mp3s
into it from a computer by something like a usb cable. The more built in memory
the player has the more mp3s it can hold.

A Disc mp3 player is just that. You load a disc into it like you would a cd 
player.
When one mp3 disc runs out you just slip in another without having to run back
to the computer to delete it's memory and load more.

I got my wife a cd/mp3 player for the car last year. It is great. She burns her 
own
mp3 discs. On avg she can get around 200 mp3 songs on one disc. That is around
16 hours of music for one disc.

Now make sure that the mp3 player that you get can play cd-r and cd-rw discs. If
it doesn't then you can't play any discs that you make yourself. 

Also you can get an mp3 player like the ones that joggers wear. You can get an 
adapter
kit where you can plug it into a cassette player in your car.

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