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I've been considering buying a Personal Media Player, not jsut an mp3 palyer. Could people with the Archos AV420 and the iRiver PMP-120 give me their opinions on the product? other information would be gladly accepted as well. Right now I'm leaning towards the iRiver.
I have an Archos Gmini 400 and I LOVE IT. i was also considering an iRiver but opted for Archos instead. I know these arent the models you are looking at, but in any case. I suggest the Archos. It can record and play on a TV, so its basicly a portable TiVo with a screen.
Yeah, I've been looking at the Archos ever since it's existence, and I think it's the greatest thing ever. No no, it's not my bias, but rather the stone cold, solid fact. Just kidding, but I really really like the Archos products, they just seem to be able to do a lot of what I want.
the iRiver also runs linux though right? I'm looking at the iRiver because it looks like a better buy, it supports more formats and stuff like that. Other ideas?
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