Best Minidisc Players for Hand

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$179.00 Est. at Amazon

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Ive never had any problems with it, it works great if you (like myself) dont consider necesary to have 10000 songs on a device smaller than your hand wich will ocasionally leave you music-less in a year or two.
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So just keep a few batteries on hand, while you make them, or get recharge ones.
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The only control for the unit is placed at the point where the thumb rests on the player making the thing pretty much useless for sports that either require the use of your hands or your hands to be gloved up (though the thumb control is easy to use ...
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I've been a fan of Minidisc since the beginning, but the format is enjoying a long slow miserable death due to sony's handling of the roll out over the years and all but completly no marketing of the units in the states at all.

$225.00 Est. at Amazon

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Sony has a very long road to make that particular part of the dream a reality, but I get the feeling they are just going to sit on their hands, and these things are eventually going to be phased out.
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Their great if your hand is as large as an old GI Joe.
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For instance, they're difficult to use with gloves or without both hands.
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The simplicity of the controls is very usefull and handy.

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