Dell MP3 Players
It was a new item that only the most technologically-advanced people could have and it meant one had good taste or a lot of money.At the end of 2006, it was decided that Dell’s hard-drive based MP3 players would be dropped from its line of electronic products.
Today, that is not so much the case. Just owning an mp3 player does not appear to be enough; people now have to own an mp3 player accessory to stay ahead of the curve. You may still be able to find a bargain out there if you don’t mind the fact that you probably won’t get much in the way of future support.
Make sure the case also has a screen protector; the high-quality screens get scratched up easily and it would be a shame to ruin them.You might want to check to see if there was a firmware update released to fix this problem first before purchasing one. However, it does have a high storage capacity, especially if you use the WMA format instead of MP3.As far as pricing goes, one site listed a DJ20 for $129.99. It has a screen that’s 1.9 inches and is pretty much a no-frills player.
Now for the latest Dell offering: the DJ Ditty which was mentioned earlier. The DJ Ditty is a 512MB MP3 player that’s light and functional with a small form factor. It retails for around $99, and it includes an FM tuner. The DJ Ditty also supports the PlayForSure format, so with this Dell MP3 player you don’t have to worry if you use a subscription service for your music.
These portable audio systems are ideal for parties or get-togethers when one wants to showcase the music one listens to.There are also a few issues with the inability to quickly navigate through titles and a less than stellar battery life, but if you’re looking for something simple and relatively easy to use when you exercise, this might be a decent choice.
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