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M-ANY DUAL-PLAY 128

M-ANY DUAL-PLAY 128
Thursday May 01, 2003
Written by Nirmal Chandrasena
Tags: M-ANY | DUAL-PLAY | 128
AUD
$389
Price at time of review.
The M-ANY Dual-Play is a digital audio player in the form of a cassette-tape, supporting MP3, WMA and Audio book formats.

The M-ANY Dual-Play is a digital audio player in the form of a cassette-tape, supporting MP3, WMA and Audio book formats.
 
The inbuilt microphone allows the M-ANY Dual-Play to perform as a digital voice recorder. Onboard flash memory ranges from 64MB to 256MB and memory is expandable via a MMC card (not included). It is firmware upgradeable, supports direct MP3 encoding, and connects to a computer via USB. Without batteries, the unit weighs around 55 grams.

Bundled with the M-ANY Dual-Play are two 1.2V rechargable Ni-MH batteries, AC battery charger, USB cable, carry case with belt clip, and stereo earphones. A software CD with drivers is also provided.

Optional accessories include DC Battery charger, car battery/player charger, DC line-in cable, digital encoding cable, and LCD wired remote.

Music quality is crisp with the earphones provided. The most notable feature of the M-ANY Dual-Play is its exceptional build quality. Installation of the software was somewhat unclear and confusing, as well as slow.

This article appeared in the May, 2003 issue of PC Authority.
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