final mp3

Reviews on 3 MP3’s I would buy

By Bernard Bangal

Overview

This is a final document of my ICS 100 class. Here I have chosen three MP3 players to review. To make it a level playing field I have decided that I would only do mines on MP3s that are under $100. I have done this because college students aren’t rich and for all of us in a tight MP3 budget these would do great.

SanDisk - Sansa e250

This is a Sansa 250 MP3 play by SanDisk. It offers two gigabytes of memory with up to 20 hours of playback. If you are tired of the up to 500 songs you can put in, you could always listen to the built-in radio. For those of us who are forgetful, the Sansa e250 has voice recording capabilities for memos to ourselves. The unit comes with one memory expansion slot. With its 1.8’’ backlit color screen you know where you are going and what you are playing, day or night. This clean powerful Mp3 has all the basics you are looking for and is yours for $99.99.

Insignia Sport

The Insignia Sport is a Mp3 that has two gigabytes of memory, up to 25 hours of playback, radio, and Bluetooth technology. The Insignia comes with a 1.7’’ color screen and just weights 1.4 oz, making it mobile and trendy at once. Yes there is a voice recorder for

memos or however you would use it. One major advantage is the Bluetooth technology, imagine listening to your music with no wires. The wonderful Mp3 is yours for $89.99.

Samsung – U3

The Samsung U3 is an Mp3 player in its simplest form. The U3 comes with a visual basic display screen (no color), up to 15 hours of playback, and two gigabytes of memory. The radio is also an option to listen to on your daily music inviting endeavors. The U3 comes in various color such as; black, blue, pink, and green. All U3’s are 0.5 oz so take them on long runs through the country, road trips or on your daily bus commute. The U3 is yours at the price of $79.99.