Laz sells the sonza MP3 players so here is the info I got from my
invoice. I hope you can use this and it helps. If not then type in
sonza mp3 players. There is also a listserve which Laz runs and you
can ask all questions there. You can find that subscription address on
the whitestick website.
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On 1/1/13, Saqib <Saqib500@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi. Where can I purchase the Sansa mp3 player from? I've decided not to
use
my iPhone for music because it's just time consuming and a pain to
transfer
music over and I thought something like the Sansa Pplayer would be ideal
What type of speech does it have. Is it clear or robotic?
-----Original Message-----
From: emma goodwin
Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2013 8:55 AM
To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [access-uk] Re: Mp3 Players for older people
I think the sansa players are the best option. They small but have
excellent sound and you can have 60 radio stations if you like. You
can listen with external speakers or with comfortable headphones and
it has a screen which someone already mentioned. A perfect device. You
could consider the booksense DS because that has a screen too but that
has some buttons and I think she will more feel comfortable with the
sansa players if she doesn't want too many buttons.
On 1/1/13, David Weston <david@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
Why not try an apple nano or a classic. David
On 31 Dec 2012, at 18:41, "Niamh" <niam.mckeown@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi my wonderful next door neighbour is not that dextrous but not that
bad
really.
She has a lot of sight and I want to find an MP3 player for her which
has
easy controls but could be visual.
simplicity is the answer.
Niamh
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