I assume you are talking about the e2xx series. The battery is very easy to replace. The replacement kit even comes with instructions and a screw driver. Only costs $20.
http://go.shopsansa.com/content/batterykit
Both my wife and I have e2xx series players. We love them. One of the big draws was the replaceable battery for $20.
I agree that Vista uses a lot of system resources. But that makes me wonder why OEMs will let you buy a substandard system with Vista? If it doesn't run it well, don't sell it. Oh wait...I was assuming they valued quality.
Also keep in mind that the idea of a concert setup was mentioned for this system. While DSP can do this (not at 100% though), most concerts would just send the input from the various singers' mics to difference speakers to create this separation effect as originally described.
Of course, if you're just lip-syncing, then DSP is for you!
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I assume you are talking about the e2xx series. The battery is very easy to replace. The replacement kit even comes with instructions and a screw driver. Only costs $20. http://go.shopsansa.com/content/batterykit Both my wife and I have e2xx series players. We love them. One of the big draws was the replaceable battery for $20.
More specifically, I think they posted a bunch of bogus entries to the contest. Wow. So original and daring. We should just quit the internet now.
I agree that Vista uses a lot of system resources. But that makes me wonder why OEMs will let you buy a substandard system with Vista? If it doesn't run it well, don't sell it. Oh wait...I was assuming they valued quality.
Troll? I thought that was pretty funny. Have you ever tried to use SMTP commands directly through telnet? Craziness!
Also keep in mind that the idea of a concert setup was mentioned for this system. While DSP can do this (not at 100% though), most concerts would just send the input from the various singers' mics to difference speakers to create this separation effect as originally described. Of course, if you're just lip-syncing, then DSP is for you!
Wait...why don't you have it with you already? NEVER forget your towel.
Of course, a towel provides effective IRdA security.
Never forget your towel!
I'll get off your lawn when I'm done digging point-to-point fiber from my house to my favorite websites. Forget DNS, I'm building my own internet.
I knew there was a better reason why the IBM model M keyboards are so beloved.