I won an mp3 player a few months ago. Its a Sony Network Walkman, model NW-E403.
This model sports 256MB of flash memory (holding 55 mp3s right now) and an incredible 35-50 hours of play on one charge! (no batteries to put in - charges via your USB port). It seems quite easy to navigate and the songs are entirely playable. I like the fact that this unit is quite small but the display is still easy to read. The requirement that you transfer your songs through the provided Sonicstage software is a bit of a drag (Windows only), but it seems to work reasonably well. You can also store files on the player as well, if you want to connect it to a PC and use it that way (but they’re not viewable in the mp3 player’s display). For the price that I got it for, it was great, of course. Now, this unit seems to buck the trend and be less expensive if bought in person. I noticed that the price online was as much as $30 higher than what the local electronics store was selling it for.
This unit also comes in 512MB, 1GB, and 2GB models. If you are intested in this neat little toy, I’d suggest that you shell out the extra $20-30 for the larger capacity.
YEa, he won it for being suck a
brown-nosergood little boy at the previous employer. Even though they wrote him up telling him he’s not doing his job, he won it for a good job. Makes sence don’t it? :sThey look pretty kewel too, I’ve seen it up close. But that’s all, because I wasn’t as lucky to have my
nose pulld out of the assname drawn.suck=such Ooops.
Is this sour grapes? Yes, I won it for doing a good job (actually, for getting my name drawn from a list of people that actually sold things for the client). Moral of the story: when you work for the devil, SELL MORE STUFF. Does anyone wonder why other employment was sought? heh. I left the cube farm for the corrugated farm (zig zag cubicles).
Regarding the walkman: its a good model, if you use Windows, but the storage is a bit small. A 1GB or larger storage size is the way to go. And, hey, if you drop it, no busted hard drive (hello, iPod).