gotchas I see:
only 64 megs of RAM ~~ 1 hour of music
takes MMC/SD cards, which are more expensive and more fragile than CF
cards, as well as having a smaller size limit
As far as the TDK brand goes, I know very little about them.
--benD
Ian Skinner wrote:
> I've wanted an MP3 player for a while now, but I hate wires running down
> my neck, so I've been waiting for a decent player built into the
> headphones, such as the radio set to which I'm currently listening.
>
> I've just found this item after a cursory Google search during a brief
> down time this morning. But I know little to nothing about MP3 players
> and the companies that make them. What should I be looking for? What
> should I be watching out for? Anybody know anything about TDK as a
> company? Any good MP3 newbie internet resources one can point me to to
> learn about what is good, what is bad and what is just marketing
> fluff/hype? Anybody know about other MP3 players like this, completely
> built into the headphones?
>
> http://www.tdk.com/cdmp3/mojo1specs.html
>
> MOJO Specifications
> Product Name MOJO 1 Headphone MP3/FM Player
> Performance Specifications:
> Design: 1-piece neckband headphone style Playable Digital Music Formats
> MP3, WMA
> Supported bit rates all up to 320 kbps
> Digital Tuner FM with 10 programmable presets
> Data Connectivity USB port
> Audio Connectivity 1/8-inch stereo mini-jack line (variable) for audio
> output
> Power requires 1 AAA alkaline battery (included) or AC adapter (not
> included)
> Battery Life Up to 10 hours
> Firmware Upgradeable
> Other MultiMedia (MMC)/Secure Digital (SD) memory card slot
> Playback Modes
> Normal, random, repeat 1/all
> Controls
> Play/Pause, Stop/Off, Vol +/-, Skip RW/FW, Hold
> Minimum System Requirements
> Pentium 300 MHz or equivalent
> Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP
> 64MB RAM
> 16MB color video output
> 50MB free hard drive space for softwareSound output
> USB port
> CD-ROM drive
> Package Contents :
> 1 MOJO 1 unit
> 1 AAA battery
> 1 USB cable
> 1 software CD-ROM
> 3 sets of ear covers
> User's Guide
>
> THANKS!!!
>
> --------------
> Ian Skinner
> Web Programmer
> BloodSource
> www.BloodSource.org
> Sacramento, CA
>
> "C code. C code run. Run code run. Please!"
> - Cynthia Dunning
>
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