Advantages: Looks Good, Sounds Good, Expansion Slot, Extensive Features Disadvantages: Interface, Supplied Headphones, No USB2 support.
...little known Korean brand called MPIO and their FL100 player fair? Well if it’s based on the brand and reputation alone, it’s already lost the battle (along with hundreds of other digital music players) to Apple and it’s incredibly popular iPod (and soon to be released Mini iPod). The iPod is to us what the Sony Walkman was in the early 80’s, the benchmark portable player of the day.
The MPIO FL100 is a solid state player which means it has no moving ... ...iPod Mini look big. The MPIO FL100 is about the size of a box of matches, just slightly longer. It doesn’t weigh much more than a full matchbox either. Most of the body is encased in a scratchproof metal. Whether it is plastic with metallic effect, I am not sure but it sure feels like metal. The player does not look cheap and is a far cry from the cheap looking plastic USB stick music players seen around on eBay.
The fascia is finished in a silver ...
rayliu 14.07.2004 (20.07.2004)
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