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iRiver T20
I use my Shuffle regularly, but that doesn’t mean I wouldn’t cheat on it with other flash players. The iRiver T20 is kind of like that cool young thing at the office, all flash and excitement. You just want to pop out its sensuous USB port again and again while the poor, morose Shuffle sits around the house waiting to yell at you when you walk through the door. “I have a lanyard,†it screams to you as you hit the fridge for a beer. “I have a lanyard!â€
The T20 includes an LCD screen (!!!), line-in MP3 recording, and plays Ogg files. Priced at $99 for 512MB and $139 [UPDATE - It’s Pounds, baby, Pounds, not Dollars. I don’t know. Multiply by two, essentially, to get dollars.] for the 1GB model, I’m thinking that if you’re considering a flash player, you may want to consider one of these instead of that plain-Jane Shuffle.
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The T20 includes an LCD screen (!!!), line-in MP3 recording, and plays Ogg files. Priced at $99 for 512MB and $139 [UPDATE - It’s Pounds, baby, Pounds, not Dollars. I don’t know. Multiply by two, essentially, to get dollars.] for the 1GB model, I’m thinking that if you’re considering a flash player, you may want to consider one of these instead of that plain-Jane Shuffle.
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