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Summary: DO NOT BUY
Review: DO NOY BUY THIS PRODUCT
1ST IT CAN ONLY TAKE 1 MORE 32MB CARD
2ND ITS HARD 2 SET UPSO SAVE UR MONEY AND BUY SOMETHING BETTER ....
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Summary: Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid...
Review: First of all, I bought this thing on a campus web posting at Illinois Tech.... Even at th[e] low price I still feel like I was ripped off. You might think you're going to go cheap just so you can get an MP3 player in your hands, but you need to steer clear of this one.
1.) Upgrade is limited to another 32MB SmartMedia. 32MB? SmartMedia??
2.) Cards used in the player are permanently UNUSABLE by any other device. Forget sharing it with your cheapo camera.
3.) You think you're willing to deal with the slow parallel transfer rates in exchange for a few more bucks in your pocket? You'll be spending that extra money on AAAs.
4.) But you're thinking you'll be really clever and buy some rechargables, right? Regular recharables are not going to cut it. I had to buy a pair of rechargeable nickel metal-hydrides just to keep up with this power leech, and it still maxes out at 3 hours.
5.) The included software sucks. Big time. And of course, you can't use anything else. I run Windows 2000, and the program shuts down after every song is transferred. Wanna listen to 6 songs? Then open the program up 6 times, penny pincher.
6.) The documentation looks like it was written by a cave man.
7.) You'd get better customer service from a prank caller. First, my parallel cable literally came apart, had to almost go through a senate hearing to get another one sent out. When I contacted them about their non-functional Windows 2000 version of the software, they threw accusations of device conflicts at me. Sadly I ended up giving up the fight with the resilient teenage customer service rep and can only offer these warnings to you.
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Summary: Great MP3 Player, Great Price
Review: I bought mine for an outstanding price. If I could change one thing about it, it would be the display. I wish it were backlit for night time use. Other than that, this MP3 player rocks. I especially like the voice recording feature.
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Summary: THE BEST MP3 PLAYER EVER!
Review: I just bought this D-link MP3 player. My friend had one of those cheap ones that didn't always work. Then I showed mine and he went out to buy one. I think this is the greatest ever. It is very powerful. And was very easy to use. The buttons are large so it is easy. I would really reccomend this!
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Summary: Great MP3 Player, Great Price
Review: I purchased this MP3 player cheap. It's a great deal. It has a voice recorder, good quality, large buttons, the EQ adjustment. There are only a few downsides to it. 1. The parallel port connection. The downloads are a bit slow - maybe about 15 seconds for a normal song. Plus, you may have your printer hooked up to the parallel port. 2. On my songs, the lengths of the songs show up completely wrong. Some songs are reported to be "00:00" long, some are about "15 minutes long." But the playback is correct. 3. They need a backlight for the LCD display. Overall, the player is great and cheaper than most. If you're not too picky, go ahead and get it. You won't regret it.
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Summary: Great player, a few problems
Review: I purchased this MP3 player cheap. It's a great deal. It has a voice recorder, good quality, large buttons, the EQ adjustment. There are only a few downsides to it. 1. The parallel port connection. The downloads are a bit slow - maybe about 15 seconds for a normal song. Plus, you may have your printer hooked up to the parallel port. 2. On my songs, the lengths of the songs show up completely wrong. Some songs are reported to be "00:00" long, some are about "15 minutes long." But the playback is correct. 3. They need a backlight for the LCD display. Overall, the player is great and cheaper than most. If you're not too picky, go ahead and get it. You won't regret it.
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Summary: Great player for a low price!
Review: The D-Link DMP-100 is a good mp3 player for the price. Voice recording is very useful and sound quality is great! The only downside is the 32 megs of onboard memory. I suggest buying another 32 mb or a 64 mb SmartMedia chip with it. Also goes by the name Pine d'music SM-320v. Great product!
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Summary: Great Features... Great Price
Review: the DLINK 100-32mb is a nice mp3 player for a lower price! superior to the DLink 90 and a few bucks more you get an extra 16 mb plus voice recordability. very cool. the voice recorder is also a cool feature for students who need to take notes oraly and who are also into great music. awesome toy! awesome tool!
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Summary: Not a very good product
Review: We've had this player for about a year and it has begun to short out. We really didn't use it that often, the only reason we got this one was it was offered with a rebate which put it (at a good price) at the time. Should have waited and done more research.
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Summary: GREAT MP3 Player, just short on memory
Review: When I first bought the device, I couldn't figure out how to download songs into the player. I spent 30 minutes on hold with the customer service dept. before they explained how to set the parallel port to "ECP MODE". After that, downloads were not a problem. I was a bit disspointed that 32mb's translates to about 8 songs (max.) But the sound quality is TERRIFIC. One of the nicer features is the built-in equalizer. When I bought my new computer with Windows Me, I encountered major conflicts with the D-link software. Their customer service suggested I download the D'music software that was tailored for Windows Me. For some strange reason, I could only download music with the D'music software once, before my DELL computer had conflicts with their software. Despite all the trouble I've gone through with this little device, I give it FOUR STARS because D-Link's website now features downloadable software for all platforms (i.e. Windows Me, 2000 etc...) I download a fresh set of songs into my mp3 player daily now. But if you're thinking about buying an MP3 player, buy one with MORE built in memory - although the cost may be 50-60 dollars more than this one, you should consider the cost of a compact flash card - 32mb... Wouldn't it be easier to just have it built in? The choice is yours!
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