Must be a snare, if that's a bass then either those are some mighty big ports on the shell or that's the shallowest bass drum ever.

Hooray for Cowon's iAudio G3. 50 hours of playback, plays pretty much every format under the sun, and it's cheap for 2GB. On top of all that it doesn't look too bad either.

Haha, but Kevin then you're stuck with a "does the light stay on when you close the fridge?" sort of situation.

Haha yeah, I agree. A cheapo calculator without a screen, but I guess if it did have a screen silly people would be saying, "hey why doesn't it show what numbers I press when I enter my PIN"

Where do you see the Mirco SD slot? I see it on the RAZR but not on the Capri.

When I was looking for DAP I looked at apple's and creative's players and turned towards creative because they both played back music but creative was cheaper. And when I played around with both players I really liked the touch strip that the ZenMicro had over the clickwheel on the iPods, (I wouldn't want to go all the way around with the wheel and because of where my thumb was moving down meant scrolling up and vise versa and all that stuff). Call me old fashion but I've never been a fan of downloading music, either legit or pirated, so the software backing is never an issue. I guess what I've been trying to say is that I don't understand how people can bash a DAP that does what it's supposed to do, with good form factor (5/8" isn't terribly thick, that's as thick as my phone when it's open which isn't that bad in my pocket when it's closed), and at a decent price. Just my $0.02 and then some.

It's not a book to read and it's not a radio you would listen to while doing other work. Soooo, that makes it how useful? Could I be wrong?

leet? I think you meant 1337, good grief Engadget, do you guys not check your articles for typos?

Seeing all of these cool things that people do with their NES makes me wish I didn't trash mine when I was in elementary school.