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Rio PMP300 32 MBNewest Review: ... always carry extra ones!). The battery door is located on the bottom, and opens (openED in my case) with a push on the ... more More Rio MP3 players
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by - written on 27/06/01 (Very useful, 363 readings)
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dooyoo opinion - Rio PMP300 MP3 Player I have had a Rio PMP300 for nigh on two years, and it has only just begun to have slight problems. This, however, could be because one of my less clever friends tried to open the battery compartment backwards and nearly snapped off the entire connecting battery door. However, it survived with just a broken clip, and I now carry ir around in a small leather pouch, with a small piece of sellotape over the hole. Anyway, do not let this put you off, as the PMP300 is one of the best value for money MP3 players there are, and one of the most worthy purchases out there. Read on... Admittedly, the player itself is not ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/09/00 (Very useful, 196 readings)
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Diamond’s was the first portable MP3 music player that stored up to 60 minutes of digital-quality sound, and in this case it shows a little. It’s smaller than an audio cassette and has no moving parts, so it never skips. It's got a single AA battery and apparently provides up to 12 hours of continuous music playback, I've managed about 7..... The good thing about MP3 players is that you can mix your own music and take it wherever you go! a bit like the old tape players when I were a lass, it's also very lightweight and you can store up to sixty minutes of digital-quality music from the Internet or a CD, so a CD's worth ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/06/01 (Very useful, 348 readings)
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The RIo Diamond PMP300 mp3 player is one of the most effective and price-efficent I have ever come across. I purchased mine about 6 months ago for a cut down price of £65 and my PC at the time was just about better than the ''required specifications''. However, after about a week or so, my mp3 player refused to be recognised by my computer, but this is all ok now as I have since acquired a new computer. So a word of warning to all those who may be in doubt as to wether their PC is compatible with this mp3 player is to try out somebody else's first if you can! This player holds up to 32 MB of mp3 files (I find this is usually around ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/09/00 (Very useful, 309 readings)
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I have a dream. A dream where automobiles can fly through the sky with ease. Where television and books have been abolished and stories and images are transported directly to the brain and every little detail can be remembered with ease. Where people can be transported from one place to another instantly. Where all the body's required food stubstances can be ingested through one small tablet or pill. Where disease no longer exists. Where money has been abolished and everything is free. Where any object can be replicated at will. Where every planet in this galaxy and many others are fully populated and people live in youth forever. Where music can be downloaded ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/07/00 (Useful, 180 readings)
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When I was asked what I would like for farthers day I had just found Napster and an MP3 Player seemed a good idea. Though not cheap the quality is fantastic. The Rio at its basic model which the 300 is has only thirty two meg of Ram, which works out to eight or none songs. I use mine when I am out walking the dog or on my pusbike, skip nonexistant as there are no moving parts there is no skip as there are in the discman. The sound quality is fantastic as long as you have 128bit then its CD quality. Buy one you'll enjoy although you maybe better going for the 500 which has sixty two meg of Ram and USB connection. ... Read the complete review


