File Format: FLAC
High capacity!!! ( above 100gb)
budget : 1-1.5k
Portable Players Please Recommend a portable media player please, version 3
Portable Players Please Recommend a portable media player please, version 3
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Jul 11 2012, 04:15 AM
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File Format: FLAC
High capacity!!! ( above 100gb) budget : 1-1.5k |
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Jul 13 2012, 01:07 AM
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Jul 13 2012, 09:04 PM
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QUOTE(tunertoobe @ Jul 13 2012, 07:48 AM) I have no idea, and the X7 isn't exactly high tech either. Resistive touch screen that isn't accurate, read about it being a bit laggy, limited video codec support (no problem if audio is your priority), and some firmware bugs as well. Not to mention only barely pocketable and very heavy (over 200g). A mixed bag of reviews really. Others say its UI is customizable to the point of not being that annoying anymore, not steep of a learning curve, easy to get used to, literally days of playback time, and after calibration the touch screen can be quite accurate, and lag isn't all that bad. Other than that its SQ is highly commended. I think what I would do is, search for a forummer here who is selling it (I know of only one, MrJinggles), ask if they have any X7 in stock, and ask for a test run. yeah.. but heard the classic can be rockbox to play flacThere is also another option, which is the Ipod Classic, but it cannot play FLAC, but ALAC (Apple lossless). I don't know of any other PMP that has that large a capacity. |
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