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Build Your Own MP3 Player

rdnk writes "Here's something for the DIY people, a home made mp3 player built into a mint case. Total (minimum) cost for parts: ~50$. At least it's something different."

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  1. What's the point? by Staos · · Score: 0, Troll

    I just don't see the point of mp3 players. I'm never further than a meter away from a computer, so I can have music there, sure the quailty may not be the best but what can you do? I can only think of about 3 occaisons where I would be away from a box for longer than a half hour:

    1. The commute to work: Dangerous/I have the radio 2. Exersise: I ride my bicycle from my house to the local park, and I need to cross some streets to get there. Dangerous 3. Geocaching: I like to listen to the nature, not the latest teeny-bopper chart topper :).

    So, while this is a neat project, I just don't see the point of this (and more expensive) mp3 players.

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  2. Down Already? by AO · · Score: 0, Troll

    No post and the site is slow to load...does this mean /.'s are actually RTFA?

  3. No thanks by flamesrock · · Score: 0, Troll

    If it were worth the cost in labour, maybe..

  4. Re:Alternatives by RobertTaylor · · Score: 1, Troll

    Beat me to it :)

    I apologise for forgetting this is slashdot and posting something with humour in that was not some half arsed m4d l33t catchphrase.