MP3 - Guide To MP3 Players

Extra features
As MP3 market heats up, manufacturers are adding more features to their MP3 players. Extra features are not a necessity, but could be useful. Of course the MP3 players with more features you will cost more. Some of the features include, voice recording, FM tuner, remote control, and the ability to put text memos in the device.

SDMI Compliance
Since MP3 files are easily swapped or accessed on the Internet, record companies, artist and other companies have formed the Secure Digital Music Initiative (SDMI) to try to keep losing money due to copyright violation. Most players today are SDMI compliant. Make sure you check that the player you are buying is SDMI compliant or you will not be able to play SDMI watermarked files.

Accessories
Make sure you check the accessories that accompany your MP3 player. You can save money by not buying additional cigarette lighter adapters or headphones separately. Carry cases are not a major necessity, as many MP3 players do not have moving parts, it generally can take more abuse than portable CD players.

Price Range
Prices for MP3 players can vary widely depending on the extra features and the amount of memory you choose. Low-end players with limited features and 32MB of memory can sell around $150AUD, while 32MB with more features goes for between $200 and $450AUD. Players with 64MB cost between $500 and $850AUD.

The above points should be taken into consideration before you purchase a new MP3 player. Before jumping into purchasing you MP3 player shop around or read as many reviews of the players available in today’s market.

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