Some things just belong together: peanut butter and jelly, spaghetti and meatballs, Sonny and Cher, and it’s always a wonder when two seemingly obvious things finally pair up and leave you thinking, “Why didn’t I think of that?” The latest example of that in technology is Pioneer's xMP3 player. Keep reading to find out why.
Introduction
Pioneer'sxMP3 player is the perfect illustration of when technologies collide: Pioneer Electronics and XM Satellite Radio have teamed up and integrated satellite radio services into an MP3 player. If that’s not impressive enough, the device is also smaller and lighter than previous models and features a microSD slot, new recording features and as its name suggests, it also handles MP3s and unprotected WMA files.
The XMP3 is well crafted, good looking, compact and easy to operate, but it isn’t without its flaws. For example, the device’s screen has no video or photo display capabilities, and many have been complaining of its spotty reception, especially indoors. If you’re an XM subscriber or interested in exploring satellite radio,Pioneer’s XMP3is something you should definitely consider. As for the rest of us, is the device really worth its $279.99 price tag? Let’s take a look to find out.
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