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Essay On MP3 Players

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Most people know what MP3 players are but just in case you don't, MP3 players are electronic devices for playing digital audio files in the MP3 format (and, in many cases, also files in some other formats) that allow people to enjoy their favorite music. Traditional formats such as records, 8-track tapes, cassette tapes and CDs didn't provide the convenience that MP3 players deliver. You can create a personalized music list and have thousands of songs to carry around with you in your hand or in your pocket. The portable MP3 music players allow you to listen to your favorite music while you are on the go, whether you are working out in a gym or commuting on public transit or in your car. There is a wide variety of different styles and features to choose from when buying an MP3 player which can make it …show more content…

FLASH (EMBEDDED) MEMORY PLAYERS: These are the smallest and lightest of the MP3 players and contain no moving parts, making them ideal for bringing on trips, using while exercising or performing other strenuous physical activities. These players can range from about the size of a pack of gum to slightly smaller than a deck of cards. Typically, the best flash memory players weigh about 2 ounces. They have a smaller storage capacity than hard drive players. One minute of MP3 music takes up about 1 megabyte (MB) of memory. The storage capacity of the latest flash memory players can hold up to 8 GB of music. This translates into about 2,000 MP3 songs. If you don't need or want to have your entire music collection available to you at all times, and are satisfied with just having your favorites available to you, then this type of MP3 player is a good choice. Some models also offer video and photo capability and their batteries can last up to 28 hours. The advantages of flash memory players lacking moving parts, are that they are relatively energy-efficient and more durable. Depending upon their features, they can support a battery life ranging from 20 to 50

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