Or at least my beloved iRiver is unable to stop – unless by means of the remote control. After two years faithful service, my 20Gb container of my entire music collection is giving up the ghost. That’s a slight exageration really; it still works just as it did before with the exception of the Stop/Off button on the actual player. I can get round this by using the remote – so there’s not so much urgency, but it’s still going to be pretty annoying. Particularly in the car, when I don’t usually have the remote out (I play it through the car stereo before you have visions of me driving along with headphones on!!)
I’ve been vaguely thinking of upgrading it anyway to the latest H10 model (this one can view photos and you can record from the built in radio), but this kind of makes my decision for me.
can I have the old one if you do upgrade?
What would you do with it? It’s broken…
would it surprise you to know that I have a collection of broken MP3 players?
I really do have a collection of broken MP3 players.
Which do you prefer? Your collection of broken MP3 players, your collection of guitars, or the collection of telephones?
Speaking of telephones. I guess for this years Postcards from Venice series, you’ll be wanting an Venician telephone?
…or the collection of bottletops?
I like them all. I only have 2 broken MP3 players, so all donations or swaps for reasonable amounts of cash are welcome.
phones are always welcome!