Anyone know af any other MP3 players out there which take Memory Sticks besides the Sony one?

 

the memory stick thingy looks like a sony exclusive

 

I thought they all took memory cards. It was just sony who has the propritary ones

 

memory stick only works with sony

 

the "memory Stick" is a sony thing.. others may have different memory cards..

 

Most Mp3 players do not offer an expansion slot. The exception being certain sony players that take a memory stick, and some panasonic players that have their own version of a Flash card.



I had an Iriver 256mb player and loved it. It was about 200.



The expansion slot feature, in flash memory players is not a very popular feature.

The hard-drive type players I believe have this feature more often.

-a

 

iPods are so much nicer than anything else out there right now...

 

pods unite!





damir likey teh men





-nick

 

I decided to go with a Sony Mini Disk Player/Recorder. It's totaly cool actually, I never looked at MD Players before and these new recording types rock. They use USB ports to record **** onto a re-writable mini disk. You can burn CD's onto the disk or MP3's or whatever. The disks are 80 minutes long but can hold 5 hours of music on one disk with Sony's compression software. Plus, the disks are a lot cheaper then Memory Sticks.



I can get 5 MD's for like 10 bucks. That's 25hours of music, plus they look cool and you can't scratch them.



Here's which one I'm looking at.



High Speed Net MD™ Walkman® Recorder

 

iPod > all...i just picked mine up 3 days ago...10gigs of space for $300...and the best part about it, is if you have a Pioneer headunit, you can order pioneer part RB10...which basically makes your CD Changer input a line-in for rca's...then run an iCable from the iPod to the RB10...now you got an in-car mp3 player...