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Introduction to Digital Audio Players Digital Audio Players (DAPs) are also commonly referred to as MP3 players, after one of the file formats they play; however they usually play many kinds of files. While you can listen to podcasting on your computer, as we’ve learned above, you can use the programs we downloaded above to get podcasts, then synchronize (“sync”) them onto your digital audio player so you can listen to it on the go. DAPs are available in different styles, depending on what you want. Since new technology seems to change every day, the best solution to find a specific make and model suitable to you (that won’t be out of date by the time you read this) is to go onto some shopping comparison sites to check out current brands and their features. http://www.nextag.com/ http://reviews-zdnet.com.com/ Three types of digital audio players
As you can see, there’s a digital audio player for every taste and budget. Shop around on the Internet and at an audio store and you may find the one that is suitable for you. Companies are always coming out with different models and upgrades so rather than reviewing specific models, we’ve simply included a list of some of the leading digital audio player manufacturers. This is not an exhaustive list, but simply a list of some of the key players in alphabetical order. Check out their individual sites to see what kind of MP3 players they offer. http://www.panasonic.com/flash.html http://www.usa.philips.com/Index.html You may also want to consider looking at eBay for some excellent values on MP3 players as well!
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