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Dell's
entry onto the mini drive-based MP3 player
scene is marked by the Pocket DJ, a smaller
version of the 2nd Generation Dell Digital
Jukebox. Competitively priced around
$200, the Pocket DJ has an affordability advantage
over its two primary rivals, the iPod
mini and Rio
Carbon.
Without extras
like a built-in FM tuner or voice recorder,
the Dell Pocket DJ is a basic player capable
of playing MP3 and WMA audio files. Its
true selling point is its low price.
The
Dell Pocket DJ is fully compatible with Napster
2.0.
MP3 & WMA
Audio File Playback
5GB
1" Internal Hard Drive
USB
2.0 Transfer Cable; Backward Compatible
with USB 1.1
660mAh
Li-Polymer Battery; Up to 10 Hours
Use per Charge
4.4oz;
3.5" x 2.1" x .5"
Windows
2000/Me/XP
Storage
Capability; Can be used as external storage
device to store miscellaneous files.
Dell's
entry onto the mini drive-based MP3 player
scene is marked by the Pocket DJ, a smaller
version of the 2nd Generation Dell Digital
Jukebox. Competitively priced around
$200, the Pocket DJ has an affordability advantage
over its two primary rivals, the 
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