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[cuckoococoon]

I am a BELIEVER of iriver.

I liked my 40 gig player so much that I decided I NEEDED a 1 gig to travel around with.

Here's the deal: I have always used PCs to load these guys up, but do you think that I could easily switch them to a mac? I am mostly worried about my larger one because I use it to store information as well as my my cd collection (it is a lot lighter than 500 CDs)

Any other iriver believers out there?

Thanks

[Qinella]

I'm considering buying an mp3 player. What was it about the Iriver player that you found advantageous? Were all the programs in Korean? Was it easy to figure out? I used to have an iPod and found the iTunes program to be far too cumbersome, but I'm leery about Korean brands.

[hanguker]

I bought an iriver in the past and it was great. The prices are on the high end but the player languages include English. As a matter of fact, most Korean brands have English manuals and software. You should check out the brands website for software and manual downloads and check everything is available in English.

Confirmed Korean manufacturers with English user interface and software:

Iriver
Stormblue (I just bought an A9+ with bluetooth headset...pretty cool)

Cheers

[cuckoococoon]

[tweeterdj]

[Qinella]

So how big is the large one?

Also, how much did it cost with the bluetooth headphones?

Is A9 the big or small one?

[hanguker]

The A9+ is about 65g and 2 inch screen. I guess its big as far as flash players go, but it has video. I paid 196,000 (2G) for it with the headphones and leather case included.

you can see the specs here if you want: http://www.advancedmp3players.co.uk/shop/product_info.php?products_id=1607

[OiGirl]

Has anyone used one successfully with a Mac?

[Lizara]