Best Minidisc Players for Media

the player is durable, additional media are about [$$$] each, and i have yet tp get this to skip and i've dropped it (accidentally) and taked it running.

first of all, it is very compact, stylish, and user friendly.1- minidisc media is very afordable, and holds the same amount of information as an 80 minute cd-r due to high compression.

the real payoff, however, is the cost of media: minidiscs are a factor of 20-40x cheaper than comparable 128mb flash memory devices (compact flash, smart media, etc.).five stars if it didn't come

if your buddy wants to listen to your studying/skating/waltzing/whatever mix for a day or two, you can hand it over without worrying about an expensive piece of memory/media or having to transfer

the concept is fine: the media is cheaper than an hd player, ideally you can convert mp3's, and the battery life is fantastic.

first of all, it is very compact, stylish, and user friendly.1- minidisc media is very afordable, and holds the same amount of information as an 80 minute cd-r due to high compression.

instead of waiting like an intelligent person for the archos 20gb mp3 jukebox to go down in price like it did, i went to a local media play store and bought this.

pros: fair price, great media cost/size ration, compactness cons: stupid simplicity, long pre-buffers, slow but phenomanal software

i have mine set up as the same as my windows media player eq is, and the sound is amazing.

second, i always found it odd you couldn't write other media to the discs, like documents and pictures.

minidisc in general is great- a durable media that offers you unlimited storage (you can buy more discs) and that does not skip (p.s., i have seen ipods skip)!

this player is very nice and capacity is ok for a removable media, however the whole hi-md---openmg----sonicstage---atrac is very inconvenient to use.