Creative Jukebox 10 GB Reviews

The Creative Jukebox (JB1) has been on the market for some time now, and has been superseded (in Creative's eyes) by the JB2 and JB3 both of which come with a few improvements. However, if you can get hold of one I'd recommend you do so and here's why: - The price has dropped significantly to the point where the ...

I have been the proud owner of a trusty Diamond Rio MP3 player for a couple of years now. It was an emerging technology when I originally bought it and since that time new products have come and gone and we where told that with the ‘demise’ of Napster that the digital music scene was dead. In this time though I have come to swear by my ...

The Creative Jukebox - the new way of listening to music? The rise in status, recognition and availability of MP3s has been startling. Many however say that MP3s are ruining music, making it so easy to download an album that people no longer go out and buy CDs. True that might be, but still I think that must people would like to own CDs, just ...

I know it?s been advertised to death but this product really lives up to the hype. I bought mine direct from the US and so have had it for some time now. The player itself attracts interest just on its looks but it wins people over when they hear the quality and actually realise the potential that the 6Gb capacity gives. Technically ...

I started out in portable/car audio a few years ago when i fitted a 6 disc changer to my car. The downside to this was i got bored of the six cds quite rapidly and eventually even got bored changing the cds around. So when i sold my car, i sold the CD player. For the next year i was stuck with a protable CD player, in the gloove box and CDs flying ...

I’ll admit it – I’m an MP3 aficionado. I’ve converted hundreds of albums so I can play them on my empeg player, and I’ve owned a variety of MP3 players, from the Diamond Rio to the MpTrip. However, when I got my Nomad Jukebox, I wondered if I really needed this gadget, or whether it was simply an extravagance that I ...

New MP3-player from Creative NOMAD Jukebox (second title for Europe D.A.P. Jukebox) is possible to name as the representative MP3-players of new generation. As the information carrier in it is used the hard disk. Due to such solution and many additional original functions, Creative Nomad Jukebox can become rather popular, because it really exceeds ...

The capacity is huge - nearly 6gb. Eqautes to over 100hrs of music in a device the size of a portable cd player. --------------------- Features Portable, multiformat compressed audio player 6 GB of built-in storage holds over 100 hours of CD quality music SDMI-compliant and supports MP3, WMA, and WAV ...

Computer-based digital recording is not anything mysterious; just toss together the basics - install a hard drive, CPU, RAM with a soundcard on a motherboard and add the right application software. As it happens, these are the same ingredients that make up Creative Labs' Nomad Jukebox, a hard-drive-based MP3 portable. While primarily ...

Does anyone remember Cliff Richard’s ‘Millennium prayer?’ what a tune! Thought the millions of blue-rinsed death-cheaters that made working in a music shop then an absolute nightmare. They’d be snatching copies from the shelves faster than any music shop owner could fill them up again. Several of the chronologically gifted ...

Now that digital music is so widespread, you might as well invest in the best player currently on the market - the Creative DAP. Its 6Gb memory equates to around 100 hours of music, or 150 CDs. Rip 'em yourself from your own collection or transfer your mp3 stash (however acquired) via the USB lead provided in the box (works on Macs, too!) ...

Looking more like your average personal CD player, Creative Labs' nifty Jukebox can nevertheless store up to 150 albums' worth of choons ound 1,500 copies of it on Creative Labs' new DAP Jukebox, enough to keep even the most hardcore of Cliff fans happy. Alright, so the majority of us would probably want to use the ...

My DAP has not left my side since the day I bought it. For the past five years I have been dragging a bag full of CDs around with me to friends houses, parties etc.. and people complain about it's weight! Its weight is not a problem, battery life however is but still much better than a CD walkman ( there has been talk on the ...

Fantastic little device but just one problem - you can put your MP3s on but you can't take them back off !!! What I mean is you can delete them but you can't copy them off. What this means is if you have a large collection of MP3s and want to free up your hard disk then this is no good to you since you can't reload your disk with ...

What a great product - for years I have had about an hours journey each way from work on ublic transport, so I have been tied very closely to some form of personal audio over the years. Walkman - old technology, unreliable. Discman - reliable - but limited by the number of CD's you can carry. Plus antishock means that they ...

O.K, this MP3 player tops all the rest. But for it's price, it just isn't worth it. Who needs to carry their entire CD collection around with them? MP3 players seam to have either too little or too much memory. There are 3 big disadvanteges for this player. Price - around £300 weight - too heavy Size - won't fit in ...

Compared to the compact size of some of the players here the Creative Labs jukebox is a bit of a bruiser. Don;t be put of though as it has a lot more under the bonnet than your average MP3 player. The Juke box contains a 6Gb hard disk so it knocks the competition normally 6mb into a cocked hat. The feature count is a bit special too. Not only ...

On taking my new DAP jukebox out of its box, I was shocked by the size and weight of it. However, after seeing the features that it has and the sheer capacity for storing MP3s that it has, I quickly forgot about the size of it. The DAP jukebox comes fitted with a 6Gb internal hard disk, which can hold approximately 150 albums encoded into ...

This really is the ideal portable player if you have lots of songs you listen too. Download your whole music collection on it and go!!! Although it can be difficult to organise the songs using the player alone, connect it up to a PC via USB and its no problem. I was very put off by the price at first. But seeing as the software in ...

Currently the market for mp3 players is rather static. This is due mainly to mp3 players being overpriced, and not having enough storage capacity to make them a worthwhile alternative, to minidisc, and CD players. However the D.A.P. looks set to change all that. Creative, have realised the pitfalls of using memory modules, which can hold on ...