Philips Rush SA220 64 MB

Philips Nike PSA[play 120 64 MB

OK when i bought this it was brill but then i broke the usb cord. I rang Sonic Blue and they sent me a new one completely free! Then things started to go rong the LCD display stopped working first it started to display text saying No Rio then stopped all togeather this pissed me off and is still doing so i am hoping Sonic Blue will send me a new one but im not sure they will its all well and good sending me a free new usb lead but a lead with a LCD attached is alot more. OK so maybe i was just very unlucky maybe i should have kept the receipt but being me i didnt. But this player is almost at the peak of perfection in all other ways you get 64mb inbuilt memory which is very good especiall ...

Philips Rush SA101

The Philips SA line (101, 125, 126) are all about the same the only diffrence being the way it connects to the computer (printer or USB or both) they have only 10 buttons and a hold switch, so learning how to use it is really easy esp. since two of the buttons control the volume, and two for forward, backwards.The screen is clear and easy to read with the song name, time left or things like sampling rate/storage left can be shown. The manual covers all you need to know and is very easy to understand, and comes with realjukebox on cd which is simple to use, it supports a variety of music formats including MP3, WAV, and the real audio kinds, it weighs so little you nearly ...

Philips Rush SA101

off, you may as well go out and but the CD. A very good point about the Philips Rush MP3 player was the size and weight of the thing. It must have weighed less than the earphones and you could fit it in you Johnny pocket and not know it was there. I would not advise anyone to purchase this product. I would stick to mini discs and if you want an mp3, just transfer it from your computer to a mini disc. To tell you the though... it’s less hassle anyway. ...