Dell dj 15gb software

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I think Apple just doesn't like screws.. Maybe it's because Apple hasn't discovered a way to make them glow yet. Re:The Battery Score: 2 , Insightful. If they're anti-screw, does that make them pro-nut? But joking aside, I definitely agree with you. How is it that Apple, one of the big innovators in hardware designs and interfaces, was unable to provide easy battery access for its iPods?

Of course, like you said, it's most overreaction and not that much of a problem [ipodbattery. The miPod I think will really show how much of an impact iPods have had on the market for portable music players. Re:The Battery Score: 2.

Look at an actual iPod sometime. The entire thing is barely thicker than a AA battery. No way could you fit two of them which is what you'd need, at the very least inside an iPod without substantially enlarging it. If Nintendo thinks replacing the battery yourself is safe, it's good enough for me.

I don't see how. Actually, the battery isn't replaceable Score: 5 , Informative. I called Dell sales and Dell technical support, and Dell has no method for replacing the battery outside of warranty , and the battery is not user replaceable [ipodbatteryfaq. Also, iPod's battery is replaceable, via several different methods [ipodbatteryfaq. Re:Actually, the battery isn't replaceable Score: 4 , Informative.

I called Dell sales and Dell technical support, and Dell has no method for replacing the battery. Re:The Battery Score: 2 , Interesting. Actually the Dell battery is not meant to be replaceable either or at least I consider gluing the battery to the unit [pdainternalbattery. I could be wrong : Unlike Apple, Dell doesn't seem to have an official replacement program in place. I'm sure they'll institute one once the first wave of customers start finding that their Jukeboxes can't hold a charge, just as Apple did.

Both good Score: 5 , Insightful. I own an iPod and a coworker of mine has the Dell. So I've seen and used both. They are the only two units for sale right now worth having. The others are bulky, ugly, more expensive In the end I went with the lock-in. Re:Both good Score: 3 , Insightful. I hate mine. I don't even consider it usable.

Yeah, it doesn't work in my car either 89 Mustang 5. Things work great now! Re:Both good Score: 2. If all you care about is listening to music it really doesnt matter what you get. I have to disagree. The audio quality from one player to another is not always equal.

Creative Labs' Nomad Zen NX and some other Creative players have the highest meaning best signal-to-noise ratio [ndt-ed. Though I still bought an iPod. Battery life Score: 4 , Interesting. So Dell's mp3 player has life of "Up to 16 hours", and iPod's battery life is "Over 8 hours".

What does this mean? Re:Battery life Score: 3 , Interesting. The parent post is vacuous. Re:Battery life Score: 2. Up to 16 hours mean it can and should play right up to 16 hours, or a bit under obviously. Up to meaning near, say What is the point of these types of reviews? Poorly executed review Score: 4 , Insightful. This is an awfully sloppy review.

Future of the music industry Score: 5 , Insightful. Like I've said earlier, the real risk to the Record Labels and the music industry is not Peer-to-Peer networks or piracy, although both may affect them to an extent. Thats your loss Score: 3 , Insightful. It is at your loss when you only get the songs you like. I however do not listen to much RIAA.

Re:Thats your loss Score: 2. Agreed, but these days that seems to be happening to seldom that it really makes you wonder about the quality of music thats coming out. In fact, some of the bands I really like are ones which are unaffliated and which you probably have not even heard of. My point is that good music will get heard, no matter what. Hell, I hated G3 when I first heard them, and after listening to them for a while, I do not know how I ever got by without listening to them.

Quality seldom goes unnoticed, especially in an area l. They used to be called "album tracks" and that's where you find the artist's true sound and personality; what their music is really like when they're not trying to make a no. Bands like U2 and Qu. User Interface Score: 2 , Insightful.

What made the iPod a hit was its simple user interface. The scroll wheel. Apple patented it, and now everybody is having trouble making a competing product. That's great. I'm sure its really easy for you to find the song you want to hear when you want to hear it. I own both, iPod wins hands down Score: 5 , Informative. The iPod was purchased as my primary entertainment device, and I later purchased a Dell DJ for use with a project that I am working on for a school. The iPod was purchased based on winning design, features, available accessories iTrip, CF reader, etc.

However the interface on the DJ is horrid. The display does this "windowing" thing where clicking the main button never performs an action but only leads you to a menu of actions. To do the most simple thing in the world, resume playback where you left off, you have to click three times. The primary clicker is also a joke. The combo scroll wheel is tacky and too loose. Often I will go to click only to have my thumb spin the wheel down instead.

The recording button is a nice idea, but you have to hold it down to register, and there is no way to name your recordings so you know what they are. By the way, this might be good because the way you enter names in other sections is to wheel tediously through letters A-Z, then choose the options to shift to letters a-z, then wheel to the actual letter you want.

Also, no dock for the DJ. It uses a USB2 connector on the top The connection is so tight I was afraid to plug it in for fear of breaking it. Pulling it out makes me just as fearful. And finally WTF was Dell smoking? Why not just carry my data on CD instead? The whole point of portable storage is to load it up, and take it anywhere you need the data to access it. Overall, it will serve its purpose for a prototype, but Dell needs to spend some serious money to come out with a 2nd generation version that addresses these issues.

I understand they can't use a wheel like Apple does, but there has GOT to be a better analog input than what they came up with. Oh, one last nail in the coffin There is no automatic sync.

The option to sync your player and computer is buried three levels down in the software. The ID3 tags you make in music match don't translate to the player will sort 1 10 11 The only saving grace is that as a standard Windows Media device, you can use pretty much any other program to sync the device, but I think Dell was really stupid to sign up with MusicMatch instead of just writing their own given that Windows does all the work, all they need is a pretty interface with a big "Sync" button.

That's about all that comes to mind. I wouldn't recommdn the Dell unless you were someone who planned to load their entire collection once and then never ever ever touch the player again. Re:I own both, iPod wins hands down Score: 5 , Insightful. The likely reason for needing to install the drivers to use it is that this discourages you from casually going to a friend's house, plugging in the Dell device, and copying over your friend's 3GBs of MP3s onto it.

If you have to remember to bring the CD with you, it's that much more likely that you won't bother. Re:I own both, iPod wins hands down Score: 2.

No offense, but this seems like a rather lousy reason. Where this hurts you most is when you go to a school, or K. Re:I own both, iPod wins hands down Score: 3 , Interesting. The wheel on the Dell is the diameter of a pencil.

It is made of cheap plastic and has a very firm groove in the "notches" that the wheel ticks off. The end result is you can't spin it, you roll it. The wheel has no inertia and will stop as soon as your thumb stops moving. You have to roll it repeatedly to travel a longer.

Why use a mp3 player with a hdd? Score: 3 , Interesting. Coltrane writes: on Friday January 30, PM In contrast, my old Rio CD mp3 player uses a pair of AA batteries that don't require a special charger if I'm on the road, I'm glad to be able to "recharge" my mp3 player anywhere AA batts can be found , the batteries last several hours too, and I probably carry more than 15G worth of data on my CDs and more importantly, I can burn as many more as I want.

Finally, there's no risk to trash the hard disk heads with shocks. Meanwhile, Apple Computer has been working with a variety of other companies to boost the number of add-ons that attach to its iPod player.

A version of the iPod sells with 40GB and has a 10, song capacity. In announcing its device, Dell seemed to take a swipe at Apple. The Dell DJ is part of a broader effort by computer makers to succeed in the consumer-electronics market. The Dell MP3 device also shows the growing role disk drives are playing in portable music players and in consumer electronics more generally. Find out more Download v 1. All powered by industry leaders iZotope.

This means you don't need to worry about beatmatching. You can also personalize your cue points by naming them or by color.