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Re: Which digital music player?
T, I dunno, this may be norway-centric, i have had no issues with their service, they were dumb, but so were sony, toshiba, microsoft, dell, hp, alienware, ibm, intel, amd, asus, 3com (just to name a few) support people, but very friendly, and after i told them what they had to do, their shipping and repairing service was simply outstanding, took 3 days between when the laptop left and when i got it, and i mean, i sent it on the 13th, i got it back on the 16th after diags and repairs... (which turned out to be exactly what i told them... duuh) I have to say, that even with dell Gold support, you don't get that kind of service, i have had parts delivered in 4 hours, yes, but i have not had that quick of a turn around time on anything i sent to dell (only because i had to exchange the box). And yea, i've called a hell of a lot of support lines for various work i've done, they are seldom very helpful...
As for music player, i highly recommend Cowan players, they are some of very few that act as a hard drive and play almost any format (except for DRMed ones ofcourse). The only reason i dont like ipods, is because you can't use them with anything but iTunes, and that just urks me.
Though Cowan certainly aint the cheapest...
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