Which personal MP3 player?

Which means you've got to have the right CD-R in the player, or at
least in arm's reach, whenever you fancy listening to a particular
something.

I've got 30GB of music, comedy, radio shows, Reith Lectures, on my
iPod. Whenever I fancy something, it takes seconds to start it
playing.

 

You might be thinking of the K-JAM. The JAMin is considerably
smaller.

 

I'll take a look - thing is, they're threatening me with a Blackberry,
so I wouldn't really want a PDA as well.

 

JAMin can handle push technology, so if you get a JAMin, you might be
able to use it to fight off the Blackberry.

 

Kind of my point. I pretty much stick to volume up and down from the
steering wheel controls. Maybe track skip or staation change for another
preset. Again from the wheel.

I built in in car MP3 player a few years back. Eventually stopped working
on it because IMHO it was just insane trying to hunt through that many
songs while on the move.

As do I. Don't change them on the move though.

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No need to when there's a stack of 'em in the boot.

 

Please don't. ;-)

 

Also, Blackberries are shit as a PDA. Sure, the push mail over GPRS and the
Outlook sync are very slick, but the basic PDA features aren't a patch on
Symbian, Pocket Windows, Palm...

 

So can Nokia
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/11/02/nokia_good_visto/

 

And I could sync up a JAMin with our Exchange servers without any
technical assistance from the server team?

I think not. /Nothing/ happens here technology-wise that isn't
sanctioned by Engineering, Security, IT COM, ITEC, the CAB, Enterprise
Frameworks, Architecture etc. etc. etc. et fucking cetera.

 

Nokias are for children.

 

Dunno. I use a POP3 account.

It'll be worth it.

 

If it's running Windows Mobile and you can install ActiveSync on your
PC - sure.

Activesync handles the sync stuff. With full Click 'n Drool support.

Phil

 

If they sent your email to you, a la Blackberry, then yes.

Or, using OWA or similar.

 

Did you catch the first of this years lectures today?

Oh, and I've just looked at the website and they've got a few of the
old lectures up.

 

Goo goo ga ga.

 

No.. that's radios.

 

Yeah, I was looking at those, but some are in Real format (which is
obviously neg as chuff).

 

http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Real_Alternative.htm

makes it a bit less neg.