Bluetooth MP3 Player
Bluetooth MP3 players are what mp3 players should’ve been all along, to make them distinct from glorified walkmen and portable CD players.
None of the struggling with wires and looking like a patient on IV crap, just sit back, relax and send your music to your headset or speaker doing whatever, wherever, whenever.
They can work in your car, they can work with your mobile, they can work on your motorbike, you can take them jogging or wrestling or swimming (if you keep your head above the water) and they most definitely rock with your PC what with wirelessly copying tunes from you hard drive without using USB cables or black magic or any of that malarkey.
Just imagine chilling out in the driving seat while listening to music and switching to a phone call with the push of a button, never having to negotiate unending labyrinths of wires on the way.
Wired MP3 players are things of the past. This is what modern life is all about, hands free access to all your wants and needs, the ultimate in couch potato technology.
As to which one to get, the Vega VTune, the Sony Rolly and the Samsung YP-T10 are all interesting options. They all provide the same thing with varying capacities (higher capacity players will cost much more) and slightly different aesthetic feels. So yeah, the decision is definitely about which one looks the coolest.
They can work in your car, they can work with your mobile, they can work on your motorbike, you can take them jogging or wrestling or swimming (if you keep your head above the water) and they most definitely rock with your PC what with wirelessly copying tunes from you hard drive without using USB cables or black magic or any of that malarkey.
Just imagine chilling out in the driving seat while listening to music and switching to a phone call with the push of a button, never having to negotiate unending labyrinths of wires on the way.
Wired MP3 players are things of the past. This is what modern life is all about, hands free access to all your wants and needs, the ultimate in couch potato technology.
As to which one to get, the Vega VTune, the Sony Rolly and the Samsung YP-T10 are all interesting options. They all provide the same thing with varying capacities (higher capacity players will cost much more) and slightly different aesthetic feels. So yeah, the decision is definitely about which one looks the coolest.