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The Rio Carbon is a 5 GB MP3 player that supports mp3, wma, playsforsure, and wav. It also has a built in microphone to record voice memos. It connects via USB, and doesn't require any setup to start transferring files. It supports any method of musical arangement, which means if your collection is organized into folders, you are good to go. But it only will read the ID3 tags when you go to pick what song/artist/genre/album to play, so if your ID3 tags aren't in order, now would be a good time to start organizing that.
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