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i've been looking into an mp3 player and i like the samsung yepp YP-Z32 ES 32MB.... but his particular mp3 players has been discontinued... can anybody recommend something that looks similar for around the same price... and maybe some cheap memory to upgrade to 64mb

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I bought the Nomad JukeBox 6GB when it first came out. But now i've realized it's a big big, it's more a player to hook up to a Stereo and have tunes playing all day long.. but if your the kind of person who likes Walking around with it, or traveling i wouldn't recomend it.. It is a bit big, i want to get something really small that can hold a Decent amount of memory. But i usually listen to it in my Room..so i have it hooked up to my Stereo.

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I bought the NAPA 8cm mini-cdr mp3 player. Not bad, but battery life is about 7 hours. Didn't like the expense of the memory stick types of players. Had the entry Intel one with 64mb built it and MMC card expansion, only 1 hour of tunes. With the 8cm CDR discs I can put about 3 hours of mp3 on the disc. And the player is resonably small. Cost about 92 including shipping. Comes with rechargeable batteries and a built in trickle charger.

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Have you tried playing WMA's on it??

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no I havn't, I don't think it supports WMA

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Don't know much about other mp3 players, but I aquired a Nomad II and it's compact and has a decent battery life. I think other models have a recharging acessory. Add 128MB to the 64MB version and you have a decent amount of tune for working out or whatever.

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"Have you tried playing WMA's on it??"

I've got a Rio Volt full cd size player that does WMA's. It is a little big for toting but not too bad. The instructions are horrible but it is not to tuff to figure out anyway.

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