my roonmie's son says the MP4s are already out! HECK, someone stop
the merry go round, and let me catch up . . . .--- In A-1-
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> jd94 : yes Either the SD card or thumb drive aka flash drive can
both play mp3's.
> I thought an mp3 was a high density disk that can hold lots and
lots of info. Trust me, I'm only up to DSL, a computer, and I'm
figuring I should buy things that say "MP3" because everything seems
to be moving into MP3's.
> jd94: The SD card needs an adapter to be read such as a card reader
or phone, while the thumb drive can be plugged into any thing with a
usb port such as newer car stereos or any computer/laptop. If you
are looking for a more portable way then mp3 players are the way to
go, they range from 128megabyte to 10gigabytes
> OK, thank you, so to avoid myself the time of learning all about
it, I should probably get a portable mp3 player. The audio portion of
the camera would work only with the SD card? I might be interested in
a camera with audio one day, but right now my simple HP digital is
what I have. The reason I say this is because I don't have 1000 hours
a day to learn everything I'd like to right now, so I must apply the
KISS principle you know, keep it simple, stupid. Much as I love to
learn, I must Keep It Simple. :-)
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> --- On Thu, 10/23/08, Jeremiah Devlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From: Jeremiah Devlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [A-1-Computer_Tech] question about flash drive
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Thursday, October 23, 2008, 11:56 AM
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a card reader or phone, while the thumb drive can be plugged into any
thing with a usb port such as newer car stereos or any
computer/laptop. If you are looking for a more portable way then mp3
players are the way to go, they range from 128megabyte to 10gigabytes
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> --- On Thu, 10/23/08, Cindi Waters <clean_boost@ yahoo.com> wrote:
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flashdrive, it downloads music or audio? Can it be played through an
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