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Also, for those who say don't get the extended warranty on anything, you're dumb as hell. Over the past two years I've upgraded her from a battery powered 512MB that did nothing else, to this Red Sansa C250 which is USB rechargable, shows pictures, has an FM tuner which can be used to make recordings off of that FM tuner, and also has expandable storage via MicroSD. On top of that, the Sansa was about $20 cheaper than that original MP3 player 2 years ago, which I put towards another extended warranty which allows me to do this all over again if this thing ever breaks down over the next 2 years.]]>Apr 29th 2007 11:05AM