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Overview

The ThumbDrive Music is a MP3 Player, Recorder and a ThumbDrive. It delivers superior sound in a sleek design for improved mobility and portability. The first to include a MP3 encoder, this skip-free MP3 player enable you to convert your music CDs to MP3 tracks directly, no PC required

Record
With a built-in microphone, use the Music as a handy voice recorder. The included Line-in enable a direct recording from any audio
source with no PC required. Save your favorite radio programs directly onto the drive.
Playback your recordings for up 8hrs of continuous playback on 1 x AAA battery.

Storage
The ThumbDrive Music is also a portable data storage device. Use it to transport data from one computer to another or backup and archive your personal data. As with the other members of the ThumbDrive family, no cables or installation of software is required⁺. Simply attach it to any PC or notebook and drag and drop your files.

Features

Plays MP3, WMA music files
MP3 Encoder for Line-in and FM recording
Record music from any audio source (no PC required)
FM Tuner
Voice Recorder
Plug and Play ThumbDrive (removable data storage)
Easy click design for ease of operation

Specifications

Interface		USB Specification 1.1
Memory⁺⁺		128MB / 256 MB
Dimensions		95mm(L) x 30mm(W) x 21mm(H)
Weight		30g
Audio	Channel	Stereo (L+R)
	Frequency Range	20Hz ~ 20KHz
	Headphone output	(L)5mW + (R)5mW
	S/N Ratio	90dB
FM Tuner	Frequency Range	87.5MHz ~ 108MHz
File Support	File Type	MPEG Layer 3, WMA
	Encoding	MPEG Layer 3
	Bit Rate	8Kbps ~ 320 Kbps
	Tag	ID3
Power Supply		Battery AAA
Playback hours		8 hours

System Requirements

Windows
Windows 98, 98SE, ME, 2000 or XP with USB port

Macintosh
Mac OS 8.6, 9.x or 10.x with USB port

⁺Except for Windows 98 & Windows 98SE, which require driver installation.

⁺⁺Note:
1 MB=1 million bytes; your operating system may report as fewer megabytes
1 GB=1 billion bytes; your operating system may report as fewer gigabytes.