MicroMemo adds 16-bit recording to iPod

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Chen Xing @ Jan 13th 2006 8:14PM

$79.95 for a freakin voice recorder! I don't think so. I'm better off buying the Creative Zen Vision M. Even though it isn't as stylish or thin as the iPod, at least it has a FM receiver and voice recording. I hope other MP3 player companies will put some competitive heat on Apple to include more features on their iPod. An ideal MP3 player should have style, FM receiver, voice recording capabilites, replacable rechargeable batteries, and a bigger screen. I currently own a 5G iPod and think it is a great product, but for $300 to $400, these features should be included. This is why all my music files is in MP3 format instead of being in AAC format. I don't want to be trapped in the Apple world and be limited to their iPods and their iTunes music store. In the future, I will not think twice to jump ship to another company if I want to. So when it is time for me to upgrade MP3 player in a couple of years, I will choose the MP3 player with the most features and the most values for my hard-earned money.

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