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MOBILE DEVICES

iRiver H320
By: jkabaseball
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    2005-02-01

    Table of Contents:
  • iRiver H320
  • Form Factor Compared to the iPod
  • External Features
  • What can this player do?
  • Software Usability
  • Battery Test
  • Conclusion

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    The iRiver H320 sports an attractive color screen. The navigation button is blue and centrally located. The buttons feel a little bunched together; I didn’t have trouble hitting the right button, but it felt a little cramped. A scroll wheel or joystick would have saved a lot of trouble.

    On the top we have a headphone, remote, audio in and audio out ports. The H320 has a built in mic on the left side to go along with audio in port.

    Now let’s take a look at the bottom of the player; this is where all goodies are kept. As seen in the pictures, we have power, Data and Media ports. The Media port is a USB 1.1 and the Data is USB 2.0. Each serve a different reasons to use the piterical connection, but the end is the same, transfering files to the H320. 

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