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what battories does it take and if its intrenal how do you charge it?
It has an internal battery that seems like you cant change yourself as it doesnt have its own spot, if you get what I mean.
We have one on demo where I work and must say its quite a nice bit of kit. Had some problems with it as the player was frozen, you couldnt turn it off or do nothing with it, it just kept playing random songs. So we had to let the battery run out, pretty good life as it was probably fully charged and when from 4:30pm till gone 10am the next morning non stop. Charged it back up but still was frozen, one of the other guys plugged it into the PC with the software and all was fine.
Touch pad is a really cool way to move through items, really easy to use.
We have one on demo where I work and must say its quite a nice bit of kit. Had some problems with it as the player was frozen, you couldnt turn it off or do nothing with it, it just kept playing random songs. So we had to let the battery run out, pretty good life as it was probably fully charged and when from 4:30pm till gone 10am the next morning non stop. Charged it back up but still was frozen, one of the other guys plugged it into the PC with the software and all was fine.
Touch pad is a really cool way to move through items, really easy to use.
I'm getting one of these for xmas so if someone would please confirm that this is true, I'd be very grateful.
[S]Idiot[/S]
[S]Idiot[/S]
it usez intrenal battories
Oh dear...
It's like a mobile phone, you plug it into the wall with the supplied charger.
It's like a mobile phone, you plug it into the wall with the supplied charger.
what battories does it take and if its intrenal how do you charge it?