I’m looking for an MP3 player that uses an sd memory card. I do not want to use the SD mini as it is more expensive. What brand/types of MP3 players still utilize this type of memory?

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I have lots of songs I downloaded to my Sansa MP3 player using Rhapsody. Is it possible to RIP them onto Windows Media player or save them some how?

I Have all the songs I want to download on my itunes, but I cant get them onto windows media player, and even if i could, how could i get them into my mp3 player? I have the sansa all hooked up to the PC and everything- but i cant get it to work. Please help

When I turn on the MP3, this comes up-MSC, REC, RPL, SYS, TEL & TXT. It has play and pause function, + and – volume, hold & mode, and also a mini MP3 driver disc. There’s also a USB connection cable and earphones. Can anyone explain to me how to start running it, then how do I get about downloading music from the internet.

I see people doing this on the bus all the time: "check out this bomb track" and they then share the same set of headphones. Do you think that’s unhygienic?
What do you think of a product where you could ‘daisy chain’ headphones together & listen to the same MP3 player? Maybe even using wireless technology?

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I had a mini disc player that was immpressive then the mp3 player came out, you can carry 20 to 30 albums in your pocket.
I think a mini chip that holds dvds, films is going to be next.