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Location: Austin, TX USA
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I was pondering MP3 spingboards, and got to wondering...
An MP3 springboard has to have it's own memory, processor and audio-out. So what is the Visor contributing to this? Just a display? Is there some advantage to playing MP3's on a Visor versus a stand-alone device?
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04-20-2001 12:56 AM
bradhaak
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Display and battery.
04-20-2001 01:00 AM
namja
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Display.
Battery.
Connection to the PC.
Plus, the Visor can set more options, like:
Shuffle/Repeat modes
Tone
Jump to any track with a click
04-20-2001 03:11 AM
Vertigo
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quote:Originally posted by ThirdMan Is there some advantage to playing MP3's on a Visor versus a stand-alone device?
No, but there are advantages in form factor.
When MP3 springboards were first released, they were grossly overpriced. The soundsgood is now $149, a bit cheaper than the retail price of comparible standalone MP3 players.
04-20-2001 03:57 PM
mint
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if you have sounds good, you just plug it in and having your Visor and MP3 in one module.
04-20-2001 12:56 AM
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