Part III - So, what am I looking for?
Probably the last question that needs to be done. Weighing between image (size, shape, style, color), performance (playing time, memory, compatibility, devices, other functions) and quality (usability, interface, design, battery life) . The work that is important, and Google or eBay will do the rest for you (or if not, your brother or sister will also suffice). There is always a cheaper price for something, but there are always more trouble getting something you want exactly. If ever a bid on an item on eBay, then found a cheaper way than what you just bought, then you know what I mean. Look, if you spend money (any money), then it is important to choose at least something that works long enough for you to watch at least the part, and one that will not pull out the window because that's all what is good for. Therefore, battery life, memory, interface and compatibility should not be taken lightly.
Part IV - So what I can do with it?
You have purchased a MP3 player, so what's next. Well, you can use as a fashion accessory, put on some MP3 music, or just leave it sitting in the closet until a better model comes out. It's hard to tell if you have one, and once you have one, you'll work out what to do with it. Sometimes it's an expensive lesson to learn, but most times when you spend money for something, always find a use for it, even if it's just another item on eBay used section.
Useful tips? Well, do not take my word for it, because even bad advice must be to be believed. Consider these suggestions when you are choosing your mp3 player, and you will be well equipped.
March 09, 2010, 01:06:24 AM