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  1. Wor Jackie

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    high capacity MP3 Players

    Creative Zen/ipod/i river/cheapo hong kong types
    which is the bestest? and why?
    which ones suck dick?
    Wor Jackie, May 1, 2006
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    60Gb I-Pod Video :up: :king:
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  4. Rossy

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    Why would he want a 60Gb I-Pod Video for listening to MP3's?
    Rossy, May 1, 2006
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    I've got a Creative Zen Touch 20GB and I like it. Easy to transfer files etc, easy to use software, good battery life, sounds good etc. Mines a bit bulky but I got it this time last year so Creative may have something smaller by now.
    GeordieLee, May 1, 2006
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    :rolleyes: erm...it plays MP3's too :p
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    If your looking for something that just plays music then definatly give the Sony NWA3000 a look
    DRM, May 1, 2006
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    Yes and a laptop will play mp3's but I think that obviously an mp3 player would be slightly more preferable.
    Rossy, May 1, 2006
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    Phil Mitchell check me a dollar brer?

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    Ive had an Iriver HP120 for nearly 2 years and its still probbaly the best thing ive ever bought
    Phil Mitchell, May 2, 2006
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    I've got that as well. Does the job for me - aye it's bulky but I generally have a bag to put it in so that doesn't bother me. :D Only other complaint is the headphones that come with it are naff, but that's easily solved.

    A few friends from work have bought Creative ones recently and they're smaller but still as good.
    Jill, May 2, 2006
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