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Batteries Included: 1
Batteries: 1 AA
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Philips
EAN: 0037849919545
Label: Philips
Manufacturer: Philips
Model: EXP41117
Publisher: Philips
Sales Rank: 52019
Studio: Philips
Warranty: 1 year warranty
Features:- Enjoy more than 3 hours of music from one 8-centimeter MP3-encoded CD
- Supports MP3 and AAC formats, audio CD, CD-R, and CD-RW
- Above-average (100-seconds) electronic skip protection
- 6-hour playback with 1 AA alkaline battery
- UDF support (record data files using drag-and-drop); earbud headphones and AC adapter included
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Rip It. Burn It. Spin It. With the Philips EXP411 you can take not only your MP3 files with you wherever you go, but you can also play audio CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs. Take your Philips eXpanium 411 outside, to the library, on a plane - even your car. With up to 100 seconds Magic ESP, you are sure to enjoy continuous music enhanced with Digital Dynamic Bass Boost. Headphones, AC/DC adapter and in-cord 4-key remote control complete this portable CD player.
Amazon.com Product Description:
More pocket-friendly than the average portable CD player, Philips's second-generation Pocket Expanium takes advantage of the tiny 3-inch (8 cm) CD-R format, playing full-quality CD tracks as well as MP3 and AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) compressed-music files. An 8 cm disc holds more than three hours of compressed music (compared with about 21 minutes of CD-quality PCM audio). Philips boasts nearly two minutes of 'Magic' electronic skip protection (ESP), so the device is ready to go anywhere you do.
The EXP41117 runs on a single AA battery (not included), which powers about six hours of playing time for an MP3-CD with electronic shock protection on (eight hours with ESP off). Supported bit rates are MP3: 32 to 320 kbps; AAC: less than or equal to 160 kbps. Total number of music files and albums is around 350 (with a typical file name length of 20 characters). The EXP41117 measures 3.6 by 4.7 by 1.1 inches.
Customer Reviews Average Rating: 
Rating: - Good bang for buck factor
For me, it was either an MP3CD player, or a flash based system.Hard drive based systems are nice, but I cannot afford to lose or drop a $250+ unit.This is also a good unit to have if you want to get into a hard drive MP3 player ::eventually:: but want to wait for the technology to advance / prices to drop.
I liked the idea of essentially having a "playlist" of songs on media that I can keep for a while and not have to erase and rewrite all the time.In the long run, managing a small ... Read More
Rating: - Great mp3 player , bad battery life
This product is a great "poor man's mp3 player"Giving the perfect balance between price, portability, mp3 storage, and quality. the only problem I have like some other people here have had is battery life.Just like one of the other reviewers here said, my unit drains batteries even if it isn't turned on also. A great product though, if you don't mind using the ac adapter.
Rating:  - a very good choise
my girlfriend gave me a 64mb samsung mp3 player which cost around $70, she told me that i could take it or not, cuz she havent paid for it... so i had this one for about a week and dont even put a song on it ... i just told her to take it back because 64 mbs is nothng .... 20 or 40 extra bucks and i could get a 128 or even a 256 mp3 player... so i started lookin for an mp3 player at amazon (very good service, have bought a lot of things and everything is alway on time and works good!) and i found out ... Read More
Rating: - Super Practical
The best if you want little space occupied and many songs, I totally recommend it. Small, sounds Neat, etc.
Rating: - Good balance of price, storage & size...
There are tons of portable mp3 players out there - ranging from solid state players, to hybrid MP3/CD players to fancy hard drive based players.Of these Apple's iPOD is hands down the perfect player.It's only problem?The darn thing is expensive as heck... and one good drop on the sidewalk will break it's delecate internal hard drive.Still, here in town I see lots of people on the bus and around the city with iPODs.For me though I don't think I could stomach carrying around a $300-400 dollar ... Read More
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