Harvey Norman's MP3 players

Doodlebug

Had a look at their specials today and these 2 caught my eye:
iRiver H10 5GB MP3 player/photo-viewer €149
Inovix (no I never heard of em either!) 1GB MP3 player €50

Might make good xmas presents!

fuse

Yeah thinkin of getting the iRiver H10
Was in Harvey Norman in Blanch over the weekend, no sign of the offer, she said they didn't do iRivers.

But Peats had the 6gb iRiver H10 for 150eur so will be getting it there.

alastair_doom

saw an ad in the Sun over the weekend.

Claimed Curry's had a 2gig no name mp3 player for 40euro, with 8 hours battery life.

Sounds like a misprint to me tho

chabsey

alastair_doom wrote:

saw an ad in the Sun over the weekend.

Claimed Curry's had a 2gig no name mp3 player for 40euro, with 8 hours battery life.

Sounds like a misprint to me tho

Not a misprint, in stock. No radio though.

fuse

alastair_doom wrote:

Curry's had a 2gig no name mp3 player for 40euro, with 8 hours battery life *.

* Not rechargeable, not replaceable

gamer

yeah,its logik,brand, 2gig,59euro player,aaa batterys,8hours playtime.Its got nice earphones,great sound, i use it for pc data,and mp3 podcasts.Nice controls,size ,5inch,by 2.5 inch approx.I got it in , blanchardstown shopping centre.Rechargeable,batterys on mp3players tend to wear out,after a while,i find.

peckerhead

This is the Currys 2Gb Matsui that's going for €39.99, not the Logik one.
It takes an AAA battery — how's that 'not rechargeable/not replaceable'..?

subway

word of advice for anyone buying an imitation ipod nano.
i bought one off ebay recently.
they work great and do exactly what they say on the tin - a few software glitches aside.
but for some reason the screen is made from REAL glass,
i had it in my back pocket and shatterd it when i sat down.
its a real safety concern for younger kids

Ghost Train

alastair_doom wrote:

saw an ad in the Sun over the weekend.

Claimed Curry's had a 2gig no name mp3 player for 40euro, with 8 hours battery life.

Sounds like a misprint to me tho

I got one of these in PC world Carrigmines today for 40 euro, pretty basic functions but not to bad, very light

alastair_doom

eolhc wrote:

I got one of these in PC world Carrigmines today for 40 euro, pretty basic functions but not to bad, very light

does it just use a standard AAA battery?
And can it be used as a flash drive?

Ghost Train

alastair_doom wrote:

does it just use a standard AAA battery?

Yes

Bunnyhopper

I just posted a thread about a decent deal on iPods: 60GB w/ video refurb models at €249 from Apple themselves. You might want to take a look.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055018688