While the Zen Stone sounds initially attractive, I have some real concerns
about it.
For one, the unit is so small that one will sooner or later loose it I am
afraid.
For another, what happens when this battery no longer takes a charge.
To my mind, this sounds like a nice gimmick gift for
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While the Zen Stone sounds initially attractive, I have some real concerns
about it.
For one, the unit is so small that one will sooner or later loose it I am
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While the Zen Stone sounds initially
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Anyone have a clue as to how long batteries of this type last? I wonder if
the unit wears out before the battery does! Smile. I just got one and plan
to check it out with NetLibrary. Anyone else tried
It's only a player, Dan.
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Author: Dan Eickmeier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 02nd June 2007 21:01
Interesting, does this Zenstone also have recording capabilities?
OR is it just a player
There has been a lot of talk about the new CreativeLabs Stone recently.
iRiver has also released some relatively cheap players, the T50 and T60.
Unlike the Stone, which uses a built-in battery, the iRivers use normal
AA or AAA batteries and they can play OGG Vorbis files. But the Stone
has its
I'm skeptical how accessible the T50 and T60 would be though. The review
talks about the joy stick and the GUI. I think I'll keep the Zen Stone
on my Father's Day list!
Michael Lang wrote:
There has been a lot of talk about the new CreativeLabs Stone recently.
iRiver has also released some
