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Looks quite good and its £190, so cheaper than the 'pod.
Opinions, puhleez.
"Audio formats supported:
AAC (16 to 320 Kbps) - iTunes proprietry format
MP3 (32 to 320 Kbps)
MP3 VBR
Audible - audio book format
AIFF
Apple Lossless - what it says
WAV"
And the Sony didn't originally support MP3 - they only put that in when everyone told them how stupid it would be not to.
Every single wma and mp3 that you have has tobe converted into Atrac before it gets uploaded - making for really slow transfer times and a loss in quality form mp3/wma to atrac.
Avoid like the plague, its about time Sony realised that they have to conform to consumer wants and not the other way round.
Cnet reviews:
[URL]http://reviews.cnet.com/4852-6490_7-30959614.html?tag=uo[/URL]
> If you do get it Para, tell us what it's like... I like it.. just
> rather get one final opinion of it :-D
I'll probably get either this or the Zen.
The Zen looks nicer, I think, and it's cheaper too.
File formats supported
WMA
Yes
WAV
Yes
OGG
No
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Nothing about mp3s on the spec
> Is that from the Sony thang?
Yup, from the circuitcity site
> I quote
>
> Play all your favorite formats: Listen to MP3, WMA, WAV and ATRAC3
> files.
Is that from the Sony thang?