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Which is better for your MP3’s–Hard Drive or Flash?

By poster On December 2, 2008 Under MP3

With the explosion of the mp3 formatting, this has given the opportunity for everyone to squeeze and store your music files in large numbers. Let us compare the 2 ways to store these files to see what is best your situation.

Flash Players

Flash memory players storage signifies all info and/or musicĀ  stored upon it is available when wanted without much loss. With all the music stored on computer chips so when power is turned off you never lose any data. Since there are no moving parts, whatever activity you are engaged in, the music will play normal without any skipping or rambling of the music. The storage size is smaller then a hard drive, but if your on the go this works out fine. These flash players are compact and light so for everyday use while working out or commuting they are perfect. You can hang them off your neck or just stick them in one of your pockets.

Hard Drive Players

When you have a large cd collection and wish to store all the files on one device then a hard drive is for you. These devices have large storrage areas. Some as large as 60 GB. This hard drive is in essence the same as your drive on your computer. It’s dependability is good, however there are many movable parts inside. You don’t want to be moving around while listening to your music. If dropped or banged this could harm your music.