MP3 Players Audio and Sound Systems

There is a chance you have a protecting panel at the back, potentially holding a a dock for the AUX plug. This panel is hiding your clock set button, and a few other functions. Just turn the silver knob to remove the panel, hold down the clock set button until it beeps, set the time like you would the alarm.

you plug the usb in to your computer than a icon should pop up click on the mp3 players icon than open Itunes or whatever... than drag the music from Itunes into your mp3 players icon than your done unless you want to add more

0.99 gb how many mb?

800watts RMS is 5,000,000,000watts PMPO. However, if you upgrade to the high viscosity audio cable, you can get as much as 8,000,000,000watts PMPO.

Now, for the series answer.

PMPO has no grounds in science, and you will never find it in any legitimate engineering text. It is a made up value to exaggerate the capability of the audio system for marketing purpose only. So, you are free to make up whatever conversion you want to calculate the PMPO.

Any legitimate audio manufacture will not advertise using PMPO, even the use of Peak Power is iffy. Stay away from any audio equipment advertising PMPO.

For the power value to have any meaning, the manufacture needs to indicate both the power (in watts) and the distortion (in %).

ipods cause individuals' pacemakers to malfunction especially when in close range for example the pocket of your shirt.

ipods can cause ear cancer where as the radiation going through your ears on a constant bais.

80 MB is not a lot. Considering an average CD-R holds 700MB? in MP3 format an average CD-R would hold arounfd 150 average sized songs. So I'd be surprised if you got more than 15 songs in MP3 format. If the songs are in WAV format, which is the normal format of a CD then you are looking at a lot less than 15.

depends...if all your songs were 5mb it would be able to hold 50000 songs :)

MP3 players originated from digital audio players (DAP).

In 1979, British inventor and businessman Kane Kramer designed a prototype DAP called the IXI. The IXI was the size of a credit card, included an LCD screen as well as navigation and volume buttons, and could hold its data on an 8MB bubble memory chip. It was capable of playing 3.5 minutes of audio, and though he filed patents for the device it never saw commercial production beyond 5 working prototypes.

The MP3 (MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 Audio Layer III) standard was designed by the Moving Picture Experts Group. It was drafted as a standard in 1991, finalised in 1992, and published in 1993.

Audio Highway was the first company to report production of a portable MP3 player in 1996. The Listen Up player and Personal Audio System began shipping in 1997, but only 25 units were made. Its founder and CEO, Nathan Schulhof, is referred to by some as "the father of the MP3 player industry." The device allowed for transferring MP3 content to and from a personal computer.

The technicalities of the iPod range have not really been significantly different over the years. The iPod designs have really only been altered to offer smaller sizes. The only exceptions are the iPod Shuffel (which is not really an iPod) and the iPod touch. The iPod touch is almost identical to the iPhone.

The only real significant change in the range is the iPod Nano which used solid state memory instead of a mechanical hard disk. Though the rest of the unit functions the same.

0. to be specific there are 0.497(about 0.5). 497 megabytes are about half a gigabyte.

what other form of technologhy did the ipod replace?

there are 4096Mb in 4.00Gb if you are talking 1024Mb per Gb but if you are not it's only 4000Mb to 4Gb

1 mhz =1000khz

you cant repair the speaker without destroying the tablet PC

Well online stores would be your best bet. I get most of my equipment from online stores. It also depends on how much you would want to pay for turntables/mixers/vinyls/speakers/eadphones/etc.. If you prefer buying from an actual store I suggest Guitar Center or Star Music. Remember the more money you spend on something the better it will be. I will also tell you what DJ companys to stay away from.

1. NEVER buy from American DJ. They have unreliable equipment and they break down constantly.

2. If you are a beginner at scratching or you want to do some D&B, Stanton would be good for you. Gemini is my personal favorite company because they have great equipment and its for a fair price.

well i wanted to know the same thinguntil i found out it is sort of like copy and is what you have to do. i have to go.

Usually the USB port - flat, rectangular port that is about 1/2 inch in length. Look at the size of you Ipod plug and that will indicate where to plug it in to your computer.

A portable CD player is good because you can take it everywhere, you can play it at the volume you would like, you can listen to any songs you want at anytime. The pros as a portable CD player are pretty much the same as an ipod.

go to my computer click on your mp3 player icon it could possibly under drive f: open it up click on the song you want to delete go to the left hand side of the screen and there will be a button saying delete from device click it will delete it.

you could also go to the windows media player and click syncronize on the right hand side their should be column with the items of music on it click the song you want to delete and then right click it. it will say delete and then delete it

Depends on the problem. I used to have a 1985 model, and the headphone jack is the part that failed on me, and I had to open it up and attempt to solder it. But once again, depends on what is wrong specifically. Are the motors not turning, the tape head coming down, or what else? It all depends

There are a number of good websites that will allow you to do this. MP3 (a dot com site) is a good place to start looking, as is downloadfreemp3songs (dot net). The free music archive (freemusicarchive (dot org)) is also a good source of free MP3s and the quality of the music is generally good.

If the Zune software is compatible with Mac OS, then yes; simply install as directed. However, if it is not compatible, you may either need to find and use a Micorsoft Windows computer or install BootCamp Windows XP onto your MacBook if it meets the requirements of installing Windows onto it.