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Summary: Simply the best and the most affordable
Review: Excellent sound quality and offer the most features. The best part of all is it utilies the standard Smartmedia card (up to 128 MB with the latest firmware) which the memory card is getting cheaper and cheaper. Also, it supports the standard SSFS for handling files store, that means you don't have to rely only on their software to transfer mp3 files, you can use other means such as any USB Smartmedia reader and just copy files like you do with a removable drive. I find it much faster to transfer with a SanDisk reader, 128 mb transfer in a matter of minute.
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Summary: love it. hate the spyware
Review: the nomad 32 is a great little machine. we just got it, and then added a 64mb card and the total price was just 150$. pretty great deal.my only complaint is the creative labs software installs a weird little spyware program called NewsUPD.exe that by all reports is just straight-up spyware. type "NewsUPD.exe" into google and see for yourself. great product. lousy company.
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Summary: This player rocks!!!
Review: I'll make this short and sweet. This player is not bogged down with a bunch of stuff you don't need. It's very simple to use, volume is adequate, sound quality superb and battery life is great. Don't waste good money on expensive players, this is all you will need!
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Summary: Good price, good player!
Review: This mp3 player is exceptional in a variety of things. First and foremost, the sound quality is excellent. I had bought a Rio One before and the sound quality wasn't good at all (plus there was a constant whirring noise in the backround). Second, the display is great. The voice recorder is of OK caliber, but is not that great. Don't get me wrong, it IS a nice feature, but the quality could be better. If you read any other reviews, ignore the constant comments about it being hard to navigate through the menus. It's easy! I had doubts about buying this player at first, but I love it. I highly suggest you buy this player. Oh yeah, WHEN you buy it (I'm confident you will) be sure to go to nomadworld.com and upgrade it's firmware. Finally, their customer support is second to none. It is excellent support, they answer your question and get back to you right away (unlike Rio/Sonicblue support, who just give you a generalize response).
Let me leave you with two words: Buy It!
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Summary: A Bang for Your Buck?
Review: Yeah - if you can get it to work, that is. Mine stopped working after 2 months. Controls and menus are a bit awkward - hard to navigate thru. Spend [more money] and get a decent player, if you can - you'll save yorself a headache and additional expenses.
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Summary: CREATIVE fan
Review: I am very satisfied with the clarity of the output. Very light weight and slim enough to put into a pants pocket. Navigating needs getting used to; also, you should really invest in a rechargable battery for this MP3 player.
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Summary: The best player!!!!!
Review: I bought it for a week and it was the best mp3 player. Good sound, easy to use. Everything that u need and cost ur money is Nomad IIc
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Summary: Great value!
Review: This mp3 player is a really great value! They don't throw in accessories like a cradle, power adaptor, or even headphones. The result is a really nice, easy to use, expandable mp3 player for $X. The standard USB cable and software to use for downloading are really easy to setup and use. It's also great to have the SmartMedia slot for additional, *standard* memory!
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Summary: i think...
Review: i think that this is the best damn 32 megabyte mp3 player on the market right now. its got great features, durable as all hell, and just looks cool. its easy to use, lightweight and compact, and is worth every cent that you pay for it. it doesnt take more than 5 minutes to figure out how to use it, and in comparison to all of the other mp3 players advertised here, i think that this one is the best.
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Summary: Works Great....
Review: Well I bought this and the Viking 128MB card and well...so far have been pretty much addicted. All the features that I need and have figured out everything (except how to set the time) without the manual. Like many other reviews have stated, the headphones make all the difference. I started with "The Plug" by Koss but didn't like the way they felt in my ears after many hours. So I bought the Sportapros by Koss and have been very happy (just make sure you configure them on the Nomad to be line driven and not player driven). The software has worked fine for me on my Win2000 machine. Just loaded from the CD and then updated the sw from the update on the Nomad site. Also, the firmware upgrade to support the 128MB card worked flawlessly. I am VERY glad the I purchased the 128MB mem card. This gives me the room to load a good variety of music without constantly downloading new ones (which is very smooth and easy).
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