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- Reviewed on: 11/07/2005
Upside: Replacing the half-century-old candy-dispenser functionality are digital music parts, including 512MB of storage, which equals about 120 songs encoded at 128Kbps. Surprisingly, this flash player conforms to the compatibility found on other players in its class; it plays MP3, as well as secure and subscription WMA, music files. This is impressive because there are still some bigwig manufacturers out there that don't offer subscription compatibility yet.
The Pez MP3 Player is plug-and-play ready with USB 2.0, and you can drag and drop music files from your computer's OS; no software is required. Another bonus is that it comes preloaded with a dozen tracks from various artists. These are indie artists you've probably never heard of, but it's still a nice touch.
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