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 | Title : Archos Jukebox Studio 10 GB MP3 Player/Hard Drive 500294
Author : Archos, Inc.
Release Date : 20020312
Binding : Electronics
Regular Price : $199.99
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Editorial Reviews :
Merge your entire collection of MP3s, CDs, and all the data you need in the Jukebox Studio 10 with its 10 GB storage capacity. You can save a recording studio full of music--250 audio CDs or 2,500 songs.
The Jukebox Studio 10 is also a fully functioning USB hard drive. With its hot-swappable, plug-and-play USB connection, you can conveniently store all your personal files, along with all your favorite music selections. Listen to music for eight hours before needing to recharge the four AA NiMH batteries.
You can also listen to your MP3 tracks by connecting the Jukebox directly to your stereo. All these features are packed into a sleek, portable, metallic silver unit with blue cushioned corners.
Take all your music, data, photos, and videos with you, on the road, at home, or in the office. Enjoy the delights of a Jukebox Studio 10.
Buyer Reviews :
I have had my Archos Jukebox for a couple of weeks now and couldn't be more happy.
I did a lot of research into all of the players out there before deciding on the Archos. The negative comments listed about the Archos were: too big to hold, volume too hard to adjust, and battery life. Every review I saw said it had good sound. I ordered mine because I was looking for a MP3 player and was thinking of getting a portable hard drive. By getting the Archos I killed two birds with one stone.
When it arrived it was SMALLER than I expected. It is bigger than most of the other brands but not uncomfortably so. The menu screen is very easy to navigate through and adjusting the volume is not a big deal. In fact, it is very simple. I'm sure everyone wishes the batteries on their MP3 players lasted longer so I am not disappointed in that. Archos does include an extra set of batteries so I keep both sets charged up and haven't had a problem, yet. Changing the batteries was said to be difficult and require a screwdriver. The manual was a little confusing on how to change the batteries, but once I figured it out, I can change mine without tools. I don't like the headphones. They are the kind that sit on the back of your neck and come up over your ears. All of the features work like a charm. I have used it as both a portable hard drive and a MP3 player... both features work great. I run XP on my system and it recognized the hard drive right off the bat. I moved over about 400 songs without a hitch and haven't looked back.
If you are thinking of a MP3 player, and the thought of having a portable hard drive has crossed your mind. Look into the Archos. I would have given it 5 stars but the headphones aren't what I would have chose. Hope this helps.
(by John B. McGoogan)
Features/Technical Specs :
* Dual 10 GB digital audio player and hard drive
* Stores over 150 hours of CD-quality music, or approximately 250 albums
* 2 MB memory buffer stores from 30 to 100 seconds of music to prevent interruptions
* Can connect directly to your stereo with optional cable
* Supports MP3 files; Windows and Mac compatible
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