MP3 Players

Modern MP3 player can handle various audio formats and some even played music or video clips, or have other expansion functions. And although it no longer has more multimedia players, MP3 players still retain its name from the most common audio format in the world - MP3. MP3, whose full name is MPEG-1 Audio Layer III is a lossy compression format family of MPEG video formats. It was created in Germany in 1987 and is the primary reason why the MP3 player can hold such a large number of songs. MP3 music is 'cut off' the sounds that the human ear can not hear, and the resulting file is only up to twelve times smaller in size than normal track on a CD. While the human ear does not know the difference.

MP3 players are now made ??in several hundreds of different designs, and the number continues to rise. And we will in MP3 player offers a large variety of models from which chooses everyone. Just choose it according to the situations in which you use the MP3 player (for sport, on the way to work, etc.) and what you might expect. MP3 players with different memory sizes, the presence or absence LCD display and supports playback formats (MP3 standard, of course, then played e.g. WMA, Ogg Vorbis, WAV, FLAC, various video formats and display images, or even text documents). Some MP3 players also have an integrated FM tuner for radio broadcasting or function as a voice recorder.