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I am think about Buying this MP3 player.....
I am thinking about buying this MP3 player is this a good choice? and what does "4gb ET" stand for? and is this a good option or should i just buy the one with the 4gb? which is better, or worse or dosn't it matter? thanks in advance.
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I got a Creative Zen a few years ago and it was really nice. I loved it and I was very careful with it. Then, it just stopped working for no apparent reason. A huge waste of money. In other words, I don't trust them. They're a lot cheaper for a reason. Look into the Microsoft Zune. They're a little more expensive, but I would say it's well worth it. Much better than getting an overpriced iPod. :)
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If you're still really liking the Creative Zen, they are nice mp3 players. You'd enjoy it, but don't say you weren't warned if it only lasts for a few months.
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Creative ZEN's are one of the best reviewed and affordable iPod alternatives from reviews i've seen online for their different models. It is a definitely a good choice. As far as the difference between the 4gb EF and regular 4gb model I could find is that the 4gb model has a SD memory card expansion slot to up the memory capacity. That's a good thing if you have a whole lot of music and media to store. The default 4gb already holds about a thousand songs, but you could easily double that with a 4gb SD card.
The $84 for the 4gb model + $10-$15 for a 4gb card for 8gb total memory would still come out to less than the cost of an 8gb iPod Nano (retail $149).
In short, shell out the extra few bucks for the 4gb if you want to expand memory. If 4gb is good enough, well then get the EF model with the nifty case. I have no idea what "EF" exactly stands for though.
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