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Philips HDD060
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Micro Audio JukeboxSoundtrack your life with the Philips hdd060 micro audio jukebox - it's so small it can hide behind a credit card. With up to 750 songs to suit your every mood, you'll never be bored. Wear it, or carry your music and data everyday
Features of the Philips HDD060 include:
- Hard Disc Capacity - 1.5 GB (375 MP3 or 750 WMA songs)
- SuperScroll Keys for Fast and Precise Navigation
- MP3 & WMA Audio Playback
- Connection - USB1.1
- Can Be Used as External Hard Disk
Philips HDD060 Consumer Reviews
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Reviewed by leyna on 26/11/2005
ok,i have had mine for over a year a few complaints: the softwhere to load the music up on is soo hard to use and takes ages. the se keeps crashing. i like the actual player but crahers evey 30 mina dn you have to leve it for five min and turn it on again and trying to grt the music on it is so hard that i dint update it,getting an ipod mini as i can not put up with it
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Reviewed by Matt on 21-06-2004
The unit and quality of the headphones are excellent(especially bass). Only complaint is the supporting software HAS to be used and its a bit naff.
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Reviewed by bill on 05-06-2004
Brilliant
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Reviewed by Andrew on 13-05-2004
I was very impressed when I got the unit; something the size of a businesscard to record 750+ tracks at just over #100! Didn't think the bigger memory units 10, 20, 30GB are really required for portable use - who wants to copy 10,000 tracks, who'd want to listen to them all? So get product, great price. Found the software loaded fine (you have to use Philips own Digital Media Management, not Windows MP), and uploaded upgraded software and firmware from the Internet. Tracks uploaded fine, and sounded great, but that's when I found the irritations. The current software doesn't copy WMA's at higher sample rates (192 kbps) and mixes the tracks up so they're not in album track order. You can build playlists, but who wants to do that for 100 albums? What's even more frustrating is that the software looks like it should handle all this, but falls short. I'm currently in dialogue with Philips to seek resolution, but this is time consuming as it takes 2-3 days for a response, which so far has asked for more information. But it looks and sounds great?!
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