missing the nifty little music players.
In an era where smartphones,tablets & wearable devices rule I am wondering whether a music player could somehow still fit in.
of course there is a range of players being produced that play hi-res music (FLAC ) with a ridiculous price tag onto it but what about an ordinary individual who just loves good music on the go.
many would argue that a phone or tablet doubles up as a fairly good music player but I seriously believe battery life suffers.
Zune was an excellent device but unfortunately was abruptly discontinued.
shouldn't there be a follow up?
I believe there is still a market for music enthusiasts who loved those nifty little devices that fits snugly into their pockets & played music effortlessly for hours.
'who uses those things these days' you ask,well you'd be surprised.
In an era where smartphones,tablets & wearable devices rule I am wondering whether a music player could somehow still fit in.
of course there is a range of players being produced that play hi-res music (FLAC ) with a ridiculous price tag onto it but what about an ordinary individual who just loves good music on the go.
many would argue that a phone or tablet doubles up as a fairly good music player but I seriously believe battery life suffers.
Zune was an excellent device but unfortunately was abruptly discontinued.
shouldn't there be a follow up?
I believe there is still a market for music enthusiasts who loved those nifty little devices that fits snugly into their pockets & played music effortlessly for hours.
'who uses those things these days' you ask,well you'd be surprised.