Archos Jukebox 6000 6 GB Reviews

After owning 3 of these machines (I had to keep taking them back!) I have decided to give up on hard drive based MP3 players and go back to good reliable old solid state ones. I have loads of MP3?s and like to take em with me when I travel, so I wanted something with lots of storage and preferably a long battery life. The batteries on the ...

I have owned the Jukebox for about 10 months now, and can say that it is a pretty damn good unit. I ordered mine from www.archos.com £215 all in to my door, it took about 4 days to come. Now costs from www.archos.com direct £150, £250ish for the 20Gb recording version. It came with (this may be different now, check the site) ...

This is a Mp3 player made by Archos and has 6GB woth ofspace for you to put your Music onto. The specifications ------------------ Weight 290g Capacity 6GB Interface USB Transfer Rates 1.15Mbps Supported OS Mac & PC Battery Life 6-8 Hours Dimensions 4.5 x 3 x 1 Inches Display Backlit LCD with ...

I too, like the other reviewers, had to make a nightmare choice of an MP3 player to buy- do I go for a small player with less storage, or a larger player with loads of storage? I went for the Archos Jukebox, as the thought of having 64 or 128MB of storage, was a nightmare- you go on holiday, you'd have to cart sapre memory with you!! ...

I recently had the aggravating decision to make as to whether I should acquire a nice, small, discreet minidisk player, or the hefty, bulgy Archos Jukebox. I chose the Jukebox, and bought it for £200 (the cheapest I've seen it for. It was definitely the right choice. > Why is the jukebox the best portable music player? ...

If you are a real music buff like me then you must by now be considering buying an mp3 player. With so many machines on the market it can be an absalute nightmare picking one to suit your needs. Worry no more because the Archos Jukebox 6000 is every music fans dream. This device uses a whopping 6Gb hard disk with room for an incredible ...

After spending much time looking at the MP3 player market I summarised the following three options:- 1) Memory stick 'type' player - Looks nice, small, but 64mb (or whatever) - What's the point..... 2) CD/MP3 player - Only limited by the amount of CD's you want to carry, but a bit big and a lot of messing about burning ...

Archos – never heard of them. That was my first reaction and of course before parting with my hard earned spondoos I checked out their web site. Turns out they make things small, lots of things, dvds, hard drives, cds – all meant to be connected to laptops. So, I said to myself perhaps there is some truth in the rumors they make a 6Gb ...

Having browsed the MP3 player market for what seems like an eternity, I finally settled for this little unit, based on some good reviews. This player is basically a 6GB USB hard drive with some MP3 software on top. I will start with the good points. The drive is very compact. It is only slightly larger than a standard laptop hard disk. ...