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it doesn't work with XP. And since audiovox stop makin drivers for this little gimme i now have to dual boot my pc just to get some use out of it. If it was'nt a gift from my wife i would throw it away.

Where can i get drivers for a parallel connection cable? i can never find one for XP.

Price

Compatibility.

I cannot give it much of review, other than it is not compatible with W2K. Which for me, means it is useless.
I called Audiovox to see if they would be releasing W2K drivers, and there answer was NO!! Never!!! I might add, there customer service was rather rude.

It is a good looking player, and cheap.

Great sound and smal size

cannot be upgraded to 64mb as describe in users manual

Unable to use other manufacturers 32mb multimedia card. Called audiovox tech suppor- They informed me that this model cannot work with other manufactures cards eg. Sandisk but an upgraded model will be out in in july 2001,they will call me, and I will receive the free upgraded model after i return mine. It is now august 2001, and I have not heard from audiovox.

Great clear sound, detailed and open. Could use more bass. Nice feaures (random, intro, wide mode). Small, compact, easy to use.

Downloading from a PC is not as easy as it should be.

Good open sound. I would never go back to a Walkman (cassette). Supplied headphones are a bit of a pain. Somewhat uncomfortable and tend to slip out while moving. Sound quality is good though - with low distrosion. Hold button is a great feature as control butons on front of uniet are easy to acticate by accident. I had a lot of trouble installing the MPDJ software. Ot took 6 tries before I got it to work. I had cleaned out my hard drive and must have removed a conflicting DLL or somethng. Anyway now that it works no major complaints other than an occasion erroneous "device not powered on" message.

Overall a good buy for a basic player.

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None. This is my first MP3 player.