Archos Gmini XS202 20 GB

Archos Gmini XS100 3 GB

Having recently had the Archos bought for me as a present, I was a little sceptical. I found the packaging and extras not very useful, and the instructions for the player were actually on the MP3 player. There was no obvious instruction contained within, however I found it was not too difficult. Through Windows Media Player I opened and synced it up. Having had the Iriver 100 for about 3 years previously (a stunning machine for those interested in buying a cheap but a reliable MP3 player) it had only contained 256mb. This has 3gb. Having about 11 gigs of music on my system this means that only four changes will give me a cover of all my music. The features are minimal ...

Archos Gmini 400 20 GB

It comes with a case, tv output, headphones, etc. And whate more the TV output is fantactic... Almost no quality is lost! you can simply add a movie to the Archos and then just watch the movie perfectally on yout tv!. It allows you to set up play lists, and on adding music to the device it will altomatically sort songs into authors, albums and tracks. For music the 20GB space is more than enough, however I do find myself running out of space if I add movies. Yes another adgantage of the Archos is that it can connect, and transfer files from cameras etc without a pc... What I lvoed about this is that when on holiday, I am no longer limited to the 128MB memory of the ...

Archos Gmini 400 20 GB

Also I download the vast majority of tracks illegally and I didn’t want some globally linked program keeping records of what’s in my library. I first looked at the Gmini 400 in a shop. It seemed incredibly compact with a nice clear full colour screen. I was immediately attracted to the idea of listening to a song with the album artwork on display and I started researching the device further on the Internet. Capacity The Gmini 400 has 20 GB of space on its hard drive. I hate it when they tell you that it’s enough for 5000 or 25000 songs. Of course it’s possible to fill one of these things up if you want a load of rubbish on your player, but I reckon anybody with a CD ...