| | Rave MP3 Players Not all MP3 players are created equal and Rave managed to steal a march on most rivals through a combination of styling, pricing and features. Rave mp3 players merge style and design to offer you a device that you'll feel proud of owning. First launched in 1999, the new updated Rave mp3 players are once again hitting the wish list of people around the world who are looking to make the most of their budget and want to have an MP3 player than is neither a cheap iPod knock-off nor a clunky, unstyled block of plastic.
By offering some innovative features, besides the more common flash-disk/hard-disk models, some Rave Mp3 players allow for extra memory by using a SD/MMC card. That way, you are not limited to a fixed memory size, and can even make use of the memory card of your digital camera when you're not shooting pictures.
Rave mp3 players are also easily noticed, having a sleek design that won't be easily mistaken for a clone of higher priced MP3 player brands. You may even find people silently approaching trying to catch a glimpse of it, so they can go and buy one for themselves. But even if they do ask you directly to see it, just make sure you don't let it out of your hands - such a marvelous MP3 player is a temptation for anyone who lays eyes on it. With this kind of write-up you’d expect Rave to be the golden boys on the MP3 block but this is not entirely the case. The MP3 market is competitive enough to create a pressured environment where even top players can get it wrong. Take the Rave-MP ARC 5.0 for instance. With only 10 hours of battery life, two supported file formats, and practically no other features, the Rave-MP ARC5.0 mini mp3 player is overpriced. This player will let you record the radio and your voice, which is a great extra feature but maybe not entirely what you want if what you need is the good old combination of cool looks and affordable pricing. | |
