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So today I finally got the mp3 player I had ordered 2 weeks ago. I bought it on ebay, and it is like this item here.

Hawkeye was teasing me, saying it would be a piece of crap. It is by no brand made, and it was made in HK :P But I mean the seller was very nice, and I think I got a good deal out of it. I paid only 9 pounds for it in fact. 512 Mega is the memory, that allows me to hold up about 100 songs, which is cool.

Hawkeye was saying that since it is so small the sound quality would have been shitty. Well I have been trying it the whole afternoon, and I think it is just great on the contrary. I mean, don't get me wrong... maybe in a week I will post here saying that it broke, but it seems of a decent quality even though it was so cheap.

Feel free to laugh at my gullability ;)

Un bacio è un'apostrofo rosa scritto tra le parole "ti amo".

So today I finally got the mp3 player I had ordered 2 weeks ago. I bought it on ebay, and it is like this item here.

Hawkeye was teasing me, saying it would be a piece of crap. It is by no brand made, and it was made in HK :P But I mean the seller was very nice, and I think I got a good deal out of it. I paid only 9 pounds for it in fact. 512 Mega is the memory, that allows me to hold up about 100 songs, which is cool.

It does look quite decent to me. For a similar 'trade marked' player I've payed 53,- EUR giving it to myself as a present for my own birthday (17th of september). ;)

Your MP3 player looks like a bastard mix of my former 128 MB one (Red Rock M21) and my current one made by elta. I especially like the full-blown USB connector - my elta 8853 MP3A has this feature built in, too. It's quite useful, as you can connect it to any computer of the world that has got an USB port installed - you dont need 'em bloody adaptor cables which stuff like the TrekStor MP3 players are working with. ;)

cu, w0lf.

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