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I dont want a really chunky one, but I dont mind it being slightly bigger than the iPod Mini, I also want to have about 4-6GB of space.
Thats it really. I assume the sound quality is just as good as the iPod's and the battery life just as good if not better than the iPod.
Once i've got a few suggestions i'll go and see how much I can get one for to see whether it's worth selling my iPod for one.
Thanks.
It's a little chunky, but it cost about £115.
So in my opinion, as far as value for money goes, the iPod is actually fairly poor.
Im just a bit shocked that it is so darn cheap.
Can convert formats and loads of stuff.
> At least Zens are about half the price of iPods, with nearly double
> the memory.
This is one of the main reasons I want to get one.
At least Zens are about half the price of iPods, with nearly double the memory. When you update your iPod there's been many problems for people, such as having all their songs wiped.
There's no dash in 'iPod'
> Update - I'd have to agree with Cycloon, songs can be imported from
> files simply with a few clicks using Mediasource, and all of the
> icons are arranged clearly. You can even take songs of audio cds
> easily. Also, when you add the name of the file it is very simplistic
> to modify the track title and artist etc
Nah, you can't download songs for starters, organising playlists is rather crap as it doesn't update your Zen. So in order to change a play list you have to deleate the old one and re-install the new one.
Although, technically, you have more freedom. If you master it that is.
For a while you'll be swearing blind.
When my Zen breaks or battery dies I will be going back to the I-pod.
> MediaSource is excellent, what are you on?
>
> Easy and versatile.
I-tunes Vs. MediaSource...
There is only one winner.
If you want something a little larger, with the trademark 'touchpad' and that can store 20 GB then go for the Zen Touch.
There's even a Creative Nomad (unsure if that's the exact name) that has 60 GB of storage.
I assume you know how many songs each memory holds (such as 20 GB is 10000 songs)
Update - I'd have to agree with Cycloon, songs can be imported from files simply with a few clicks using Mediasource, and all of the icons are arranged clearly. You can even take songs of audio cds easily. Also, when you add the name of the file it is very simplistic to modify the track title and artist etc
Easy and versatile.
Also get the smaller Zen if you don't care for size. The smaller one has changeable batteries as well as looking much better.